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Madrid, 16 September 2020.– Prosegur Cash has launched a comprehensive sustainability plan with the aim of reducing the environmental impact of its activities. The company pays particular attention to fuel consumption and associated greenhouse gas emissions, as well as electricity, paper and plastics consumption, and is aiming to achieve a 1.5% reduction in the direct CO2 emissions of its armoured fleet by 2020. To do so, one of the main levers is the hybridisation and electrification plan for these vehicles.

Accordingly, in a first for Spain, the company has unveiled 12 new hybrid armoured truck, which will operate in Madrid and Barcelona. These vehicles feature a Euro 6 110 hp heat engine and an ECO environmental category 40 KW 150 hp electric engine. The new trucks will reduce CO2 emissions into the atmosphere by near 25% and save 23% on fuel consumption and 10% on maintenance costs.

In addition, Prosegur Cash has unveiled the world's first 100% electric armoured truck in Germany, a zero-emission vehicle. This vehicle is part of a pilot program with which Prosegur Cash expects to further deepen its hybridization and electrification fleet plan. Portugal will be the next market in which the new vehicles are introduced.

According to Miguel Angel Bandrés, General Manager for Europe of Prosegur Cash: "Innovation and sustainability are strategic priorities for the company and, as such, we are committed to delivering new solutions that contribute to the transformation of the valuables transportation and logistics sector. By incorporating these greener alternatives into our vehicle fleet, we are not only actively helping to achieve the sustainability goals set by the UN, but also reaffirming our steadfast commitment to, and responsibility for, protecting the environment."

Finally, it should be noted that Prosegur Cash's sustainability plan encompasses three key criteria: Environmental, social and governance. With regard to governance criteria, Prosegur Cash's commitment is reflected in its corporate governance system, which was last updated this year. This sets out the company's desire to have a positive impact on the environment, sustainability and the Sustainable Development Goals. The Board of Directors is directly responsible for the supervision and monitoring of the ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) strategy.