Prosegur participates in Spain Investors Day

Prosegur will be present at the fourth edition of Spain Investors Day, a financial meeting held today and tomorrow at the Hotel Ritz in Madrid. The Company aims to discuss the strengths of the Spanish economy and attract international investment to this country.

During the event, Prosegur, along with other listed Spanish companies, will present its business model based on organic and inorganic growth. Last December, the Company acquired Chubb Security Services in Australia, specializing in the cash logistics and ATMs’ operation and servicing sector. The total value of this investment, which will allow Prosegur to strengthen its presence in the Asian-Pacific region, has been 95 million euros, including the debt of the acquired company.

This operation represents a further step in the internationalization strategy of Prosegur. With 150,000 employees worldwide, the Company continues to focus on key markets like Brazil, Germany, China, India and Singapore, where it has focused its recent acquisitions.

In the past years, Prosegur has consolidated its leadership position in the countries where it is present. The Company, which now operates in 17 countries on 4 continents, works to be leader in each of the markets it offers its services through comprehensive security solutions.

Spain Investors Day has a Committee of Honor chaired for the fourth year by His Majesty the King of Spain. The Spanish Government will be represented by the Minister of Economy and Competitiveness, Luis de Guindos, and the Minister of Industry, Energy and Tourism, José Manuel Soria. Both of them will preside the lunch with international investors. Moreover, the State Secretary for Trade Jaime García- Legaz, will explain the investment opportunities in the opening ceremony.

Spain Investors Day Council is chaired by Blas Calzada, former President of the CNMV, and composed of businessmen and members of academic institutions. During the event, Calzada said that "the situation of the Spanish economy is better and the big foreign funds no longer see Spain as a country to watch, but as an equal of the European environment.”