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Ashley Almanza Group CEO

Legal Disclaimer Certain statements in this document are forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements speak only as at the date of this document. These statements concern, or may affect, future matters and include matters that are not facts. Such statements are based on current expectations and beliefs and, by their nature, are subject to a number of known and unknown risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results and outcomes to differ materially from any expected future results or performance expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements. You are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements. The information and opinions expressed in this document are subject to change without notice and neither the Company nor any other person assumes any responsibility or obligation to update publicly or review any of the forward-looking statements contained within this document, regardless of whether those statements are affected as a result of new information, future events or otherwise. 2

G4S Group Overview  Global, integrated security business:  Diversified by market, service & customer segments  Positive long term demand for security & related services  Unrivalled market positions & footprint  Deep security heritage & expertise  Strengthening organisational capability & capacity  G4S Transformation:  Portfolio restructuring; strategic, commercial & operational focus  Clearing up legacy accounting & contracting issues  Investing in and growing Continuing Businesses  Tangible Progress  Significant unrealised potential / value 3 Transform and Perform

G4S Markets & Services Diverse Services and Customer Segments Business SegmentService LineMajor Customer Segments % Revenues in 2015 Security & FM Services  Manned & Mobile Security  Secure FM Services  Monitoring & Response  Armoured Security  Risk & Security Consultancy  Major corporates & industrials  Government  Financial institutions  Energy & utilities  Retail & Distribution  Airports and Ports  Natural resources 58% Security Systems & Tech  Security Systems Install & Maintenance  Security Systems Software / Integration  Fire & Alarm Services  Major corporates & industrials  Government  Financial institutions  Private energy & utilities  Retail 8% Care & Justice Services  Custody & rehabilitation  Prisoner escorting  Immigration Services  Electronic Monitoring  Central Government  Local Government  Government Agencies & Authorities  Police authorities 9% Specialist Outsourcing Services  Police services  Employment Support Services  Secure health services  Central and local government  Private energy & utilities 11% Cash Solutions & Secure logistics  Cash management outsourcing  Cash consulting  ATM management  Retail Cash Management  Int. Secure Logistics  Financial Institutions  Retail  Mining  Leisure  Other 14% Secure Solutions 4

G4S Markets & Services Global Market Coverage NORTH AMERICA  24% group revenues  Employees: 57,000 LATIN AMERICA  8% group revenues  Employees: 68,000 EUROPE  18% group revenues  Employees: 42,000 AFRICA  6% group revenues  Employees: 118,000 ASIA MIDDLE EAST  21% group revenues  Employees: 245,000 UK & IRELAND  23% group revenues  Employees: 36,000 Cash Solutions Care & Justice Security Systems Specialist Outsourcing Security & FM Services Financial information for FY

Global Security Market by Region Structural growth markets % CAGR pa Source: Freedonia World Security report November

G4S Transformation  Portfolio programme  Resolving legacy accounting & contract issues  Investing in & growing continuing businesses 7

62 countries contribute 95% of 2016 EBITA Portfolio Programme Review criteria applied to all businesses:  Materiality of contribution over next 3-5 years:  Organic growth  EBITA  Cash generation  Turnaround potential  Market value  Risk profile Strategic, Operational and Commercial Focus G4S November

Portfolio Programme Update at 9 May 2016 Disposal complete Disposal, closure in progressTotal Number of businesses Revenue (£m) ,567 PBITA (£m)13(8)5 Total proceeds (£m) Further £250-£350m proceeds in next months

Legacy Onerous Contracts Summary  UK Public sector 2007 – 2012  Total cost including EM c.£250m  Estimated annual cash cost 2016 / 17: £20-£30m  Contingent exposure: Compass £57m  Actively managing these contracts  Enhanced contract approval and management 10 Legacy issues diminishes over 2 / 4 years

Continuing Businesses 11

Continuing Businesses Strategic Priorities  Growth – investment in:  Sales & Business Development  Sales Operations  CRM  Innovation  Service Excellence  Operational Excellence – investment in:  Restructuring  Procurement  Lean processes  IT / Ops  People & Organisation  Financial Discipline: contracts, capex, cash flow, ND / EBITDA 12

Continuing Businesses Growth: Pipeline £3.7bn (£3.9 bn) £1.3bn (£1.1bn) £0.9bn (£0.7bn) Leads and Prospects (unrisked) Note: As at 1 May 2016 (1 January 2016)  Investment in Sales and BD  2016 YTD new contracts £450m ACV, £950m TCV  Pipeline £5.9 bn ACV Bidding Negotiation 13

Continuing Businesses Growth: Increasing Win Rate (Get & Grow) 14 Note: 2013 no data for H1 vs. H2.

Continuing Businesses Growth & Innovation  Diversified service lines provide both resilience & growth options  Services scalable across unrivalled market footprint  Cross selling in and across markets offers enormous potential Secure Solutions 15 Cash SolutionsCare & Justice Incremental Value Added [] Monitoring & Response Systems: design, install & maintain Manned & Mobile Security Software: Integrated Sec. & Risk M.I. Consultancy Services Risk and Intelligence Services Margin Incremental Value Added [] ATM Replen & Engineering International Secure Logistics CIT Recycling Devices & Software Cash Processing Cash Handling Management Services Margin Incremental Value Added [] Secure Health Forensic Medical & Police Support Secure Transport Custody & Detention Patient Transport Electronic Monitoring Margin

Continuing Businesses Growth: Investment in innovation  AMAG  Symmetry Connect  RISK360  CASH360  CASH45  GIS & TravelAware  Deposita  Bank in a Box 16

Continuing Businesses Growth: US CASH360  Partnership with Global Bank  Jointly marketed  Major retailers: Large Box  632 stores  Small Box:  603 stores  Growing order book  Contracted + Order book: c.$80m ACV / c.$400m TCV  Revenues begin to ramp in H216 17

Continuing Businesses Operational Excellence  Operational restructuring  Fleet operations  Procurement  IT spend  Core Operational Systems:  Lean, integrated processes  IT enabled  Ireland Pilot: detailed design and build  Multi-year, phased programme 18

Continuing Businesses People & Organisation  Seven Regions  Africa, AsiaPac, Europe, Latam, Middle East & India, North America, UK&I  Strengthened leadership in-market  Global Leadership Team: 130 / 220  Capability building in key business unit leadership positions:  GM / SD / FD / HRD / Ops  Underpinned by Group Values 19

Continuing Businesses Performance (1 January 2016 – FY 2015) Continuing businesses % change Onerous contracts Portfolio businesses Restructur- ing Specific and otherStatutory Revenue5, % ,863 PBITA % 01(1)391 PBITA margin (%)6.7% +20bp OCF447 Other cash flow items (26)28(46)26 20 Progress in continuing businesses  At YTD March 2016 rates, continuing revenue would have been £6,019m and PBITA would have been £402m

Continuing Businesses Q update  Growth + Productivity:  Revenue growth 4.5%  PBITA + 6.5%  c.£450m ACV / c.£950m TCV new business won  No impairments or onerous contract charges  Cash flow of £85m (Q1 2015: £5m)  Cash flow includes £24m reversal of Y/E working capital  Disposal programme on track  Outlook: Positive start provides good support for further operating and financial progress 21 Focus on Growth, Productivity & Cash Flow

G4S Group Overview  Global, integrated security business:  Diversified by market, service & customer segments  Positive long term demand for security & related services  Unrivalled market positions & footprint  Deep security heritage & expertise  Strengthening organisational capability & capacity  G4S Transformation:  Portfolio restructuring; strategic, commercial & operational focus  Clearing up legacy accounting & contracting issues  Investing in and growing Continuing Businesses  Tangible Progress  Significant unrealised potential / value 22 Transform and Perform