POLICY TITLE AND NO:

25. Group Environmental Policy

OWNER: APPROVED BY: APPROVED DATE:

Group Sustainability Officer Group CEO 200507
TARGET AUDIENCE:
All employees

1. SUMMARY

At Securitas, we believe that environmental awareness and responsibility makes

business sense and that a sustainable development helps us reduce the impact on the
environment and climate at the same time as it increases our efficiency.
Summary of main changes since last revision:

Details about emission limits for purchased or leased company vehicles have been
moved to instructions relating to this policy.

2. MAIN TEXT OF THE POLICY

A basic requirement is that we act within the framework of laws and international
conventions. We respect and comply with environmental legislation, agreements and
safety requirements, or other provisions that set the parameters for our operation. We
also comply with voluntary agreements and initiatives such as the UN Global Compact
and CDP. We conform to or surpass the requirements of national or international
regulations or agreements concerning the reduction of emissions and discharges to air,
land and water.

We recognize that our business activities have a direct and indirect impact on the
environment and take responsibility for the direct environmental impact from our own
operations. We focus primarily on decreasing emissions from our vehicle fleet, fuel
consumption and energy consumption, but strive to minimize the environmental impact
also by reducing for example:

• business travel, for example by using video conferencing and other communication
techniques
• electricity consumption
• water consumption
• paper consumption
• waste
• the use of office equipment and supplies that cause emissions and pollution to air,
land and water

We will recycle materials where possible and ensure that the handling of waste is
performed in a safe and environmentally compatible manner. In all of our operations,
we should avoid using environmentally harmful substances and strive to exchange
those for environmentally friendly substances, even if the cost is higher for the
company.

We take measures to track, monitor and follow up on our performance.

We aim to consider environmental aspects in the development of new services and

products, and in the execution of our services. Major investments in strong IT
infrastructure for video meetings and communication is one example. Environmental
 aspects should be considered in the dialog with our suppliers. We actively seek dialog
and interaction also with other stakeholders regarding our environmental priorities and
performance.

The commitment and awareness of our employees is essential. All employees are
expected to recognize the importance of matters of environmental impact from both a
profitability and social perspective. We will encourage and enable our employees to
make a positive contribution to creating a sustainable company and society.

Emissions from company vehicles

Our goal is to reduce emissions caused by Securitas company vehicles and our aim is
that all new vehicles purchased or leased (operationally or financially), every year shall
emit on average less grams CO2 per km than all new company vehicles purchased or
leased the year before. See the instructions related to this policy for more details.

3. APPLICABILITY
This policy applies to all employees of companies within the Securitas Group, that is
companies where Securitas AB (publ), directly or indirectly, owns a controlling interest.

4. IMPLEMENTATION AND RESPONSIBILITY

The Board has instructed the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) to adopt policies,
instructions and procedures to implement these principles as well as other principles
and guidelines necessary for the Group’s day-to-day management within this function.

The task to issue further instructions or procedures can be delegated.

It is the responsibility of all Divisional Presidents and, through them, each Country
President (or equivalent), to ensure that this Environmental Policy (and the relevant
local law) is fully understood and implemented in their areas or countries of
responsibility.

5. TRAINING
There is no mandatory training in relation to this policy. It is the responsibility of the
Divisional presidents and Country presidents (or equivalent) to decide whether any
training is required, and in such case, make sure the appropriate training is provided in
order to ensure compliance with this policy.

6. REPORTING, INVESTIGATIONS AND CONSEQUENCES OF BREACH

All Securitas entities and employees are required to report any suspicions of improper
behaviour contrary to this Policy to their immediate managers or, where this is not
possible, to a more senior manager, country risk manager, local ombudsman or legal
counsel, as appropriate in each jurisdiction. No employee will suffer negative
consequences for complying with this Policy, even if such compliance results in the
loss of business, or for reporting non-compliance.

All reported events or suspicions will be appropriately investigated and followed up.

7. REVIEW AND FOLLOW-UP

Compliance with this policy by all Securitas entities and employees will be monitored
as part of the Securitas Enterprise Risk Management process and diversity targets will
be subject to reporting requirements and follow-up.
8. REFERENCE TO INSTRUCTIONS
The CEO has issued the following instructions related to emissions from purchased or
leased company vehicles:

- 25.1. Instructions to Group Environmental Policy – Purchased or leased company

vehicles

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 INSTRUCTION TITLE AND NO:
25.1. Instructions to Securitas Group Environmental Policy
- purchased or leased company vehicles

OWNER: APPROVED BY: APPROVED DATE:

Group Sustainability Officer CEO 200507
TARGET AUDIENCE:
Country managements, procurement departments, employees with company vehicles

1. INTRODUCTION AND OBJECTIVE

Our goal is to reduce emissions caused by Securitas company vehicles and our aim is
that all new vehicles purchased or leased (operationally or financially), every year shall
emit on average less grams CO2 per km than all new company vehicles purchased or
leased the year before.

These instructions are mandatory and applies to all companies, employees, directors
and officers of companies within the Securitas Group, that is, companies where
Securitas AB (publ) directly or indirectly, owns or has a controlling interest.

Summary of main changes since last revision:

These are new, mandatory, instructions.

2. INSTRUCTIONS

2.1 EMISSIONS FROM COMPANY VEHICLES

Since September 2017, vehicle manufacturers must test and publish consumption and
CO2 and pollutant emissions results for new vehicle models offered for sale or lease in
the EU according to a new, more realistic protocol, WLTP (Worldwide Harmonised Light
Vehicle Test Procedure)

• From September 2018, WLTP will apply to all new passenger car registrations,
including existing models (light commercial vehicles such as minivans from
September 2019).
• The result will most likely be increased fuel consumption and CO2 emissions,
since the old system (NEDC) was based on lab tests and theoretical driving
patterns.
• The EU has also introduced the Real Driving Emissions test (RDE) to ensure that
emissions measured in real-life conditions do not deviate too much from lab
results.
• Applies to EU countries plus Norway, Switzerland and Turkey. Applies to China
for emissions.

2.2 CATEGORIES

Company car: a car, aimed for maximum five persons, paid for by Securitas and used
either as a necessity car or a benefit car.

Minivan: a minivan aimed for six or seven persons, paid for by Securitas and used as
a benefit vehicle. Minivans are included in the WLTP category light commercial
vehicles.
 Patrol van, pickup or four-wheel vehicle: a patrol van, pickup or four-wheel vehicle
paid for by Securitas and used as a necessity vehicle. Patrol vans, pickups and four-
wheel vehicles are included in the WLTP category light commercial vehicles.

Special purpose vehicles: necessity vehicles that are required by the specific client
assignment, such as heavier four-wheel vehicles, trucks, buses and other specialist
vehicles.

2.3 DEFINITIONS

Necessity vehicle: a working tool in order to fulfil the job used by Securitas employees.

Benefit vehicle: a vehicle provided by Securitas to a manager or specialist, and either

paid for by Securitas or by the employee in any format.

2.4 EMISSION LIMITS

Benefit cars and necessity cars

As of November 15, 2019, no new two-wheel drive company benefit cars and necessity
cars, four-wheel drive benefit cars and five-seat SUV benefit cars are allowed to be
purchased or leased that emit more than 125 g CO2 per kilometer, according to the
measuring technique for emissions and consumption, NEDC (valid within the EU and
Norway, Switzerland and Turkey until September 30, 2018 for passenger cars). If the
transition to the new measuring technique for emissions and consumption that is valid
within the EU and Norway, Switzerland, Turkey and China from October 1, 2018 for
passenger cars, WLTP leads to higher emission values, no new cars in this category
are allowed to be purchased or leased that emit more than 160 g CO2 per kilometer,
according to WLTP. This applies to countries within the European Union and Norway,
Switzerland, Turkey, and China. If NEDC is still used in other countries, the limit is 125
g CO2 per kilometer.

Updated limits for new passenger cars to be purchased or leased could be considered
as more information becomes available on the impact of the CO2 emissions per
kilometer due to the change from NEDC to WLTP.

Minivans

As of November 15, 2019, no new minivans are allowed to be purchased or leased that
emit more than 170 g CO2 per kilometer. The change to the new measuring technique
WLTP for light commercial vehicles, which includes minivans, is valid within the EU
and Norway, Switzerland, Turkey and China from October 1, 2019. If the transition
to the new measuring technique for emissions and consumption (WLTP) leads to higher
emission values, no new minivans are allowed to be purchased or leased that emit
more than 200 g CO2 per kilometre, according to WLTP. This applies to countries within
the European Union and Norway, Switzerland and Turkey, and China. If NEDC is still
used in other countries, the limit is 170 g CO2 per kilometer.

Patrol vans, pickups, four-wheel vehicles

As of November 15, 2019, no new patrol vans, pickups or four-wheel vehicles are
allowed to be purchased or leased that emit more than 175 g CO2 per kilometer. The
change to the new measuring technique WLTP for light commercial vehicles, which
includes patrol vans, pickups or four-wheel vehicles, is valid within the EU and
Norway, Switzerland, Turkey and China from October 1, 2019. If the transition to
the new measuring technique for emissions and consumption (WLTP) leads to higher
 emission values, no new patrol vans, pickups or four-wheel vehicles are allowed to be
purchased or leased that emit more than 205 g CO2 per kilometre, according to WLTP.
This applies to countries within the European Union and Norway, Switzerland and
Turkey, and China. If NEDC is still used in other countries, the limit is 175 g CO2 per
kilometer.

Special purpose vehicles

When purchasing or leasing special purpose vehicles, the aim must always be to keep
the CO2 emissions as low as possible.

Vehicles that are owned by the employee and where Securitas reimburses the
employee in any way for using his or her vehicle at work, are not defined as company
vehicles.

Everyone using a Securitas vehicle is encouraged to reduce the use of fossil fuels as
far as possible.

3. REPORTING OBLIGATIONS

Securitas will annually, in November (per October 31), ask all country managers to
report the total number of Company cars and the average g CO2 per km that those cars
emit.

Reporting of CO2 should also be done in connection with the annual data collection for
the Securitas AB sustainability report and reporting to CDP.

4. APPLICABILITY

These instructions apply to all reporting units at all organizational levels (Group,
Division, Country or Region) within the Securitas Group, i.e. companies where
Securitas AB (publ) directly or indirectly, owns a controlling interest.

Exceptions from the instructions regarding the purchasing or leasing of benefit vehicles
must be approved by the President and CEO of Securitas AB.

5. IMPLEMENTATION AND RESPONSIBILITY

It is the responsibility of the respective President for the area or country to ensure that
these Instructions are fully understood and implemented in their areas or countries of
responsibility.

6. TRAINING

It is the responsibility of the respective President for the area or country to ensure that
relevant training is provided to employees on a regular basis in order to ensure
compliance with these principles.

7. REVIEW AND FOLLOW-UP

Compliance with these instructions by all Securitas entities and employees will be
monitored through annual reporting and routine follow-ups.

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