December 2008 | The Brink's Journal | Page 7 ATMs. In conjunction with CIT, Brink's Mauritius handles the money processing for two large- scale retail customers. Airport & Port Security Presently the port security is handled by local police, however there is speculation that the Port Authorities may require help from an external source. Brink's provides security services and the checking of freight for the national carrier Air Mauritius. Air Mauritius, specifically, special verification and freight security visits, aircraft control and freight escort. Security Services Brink's Mauritius security services cover the commercial sector as well as residential security, electronic security, remote monitoring and manned security, for which there is a constant demand from hotels, companies, administrations, banks and individuals. Brink's security guards wear the Brink's uniform, except those whose uniforms are adapted according to the dress code of their assigned establishment. More than 4,500 customers are connected to the remote monitoring center which is a critical tool for surveillance and security. With 25 patrol vehicles on the island, Brink's maintains strict surveillance 24 hours a day. When the alarm sounds at the Brink's headquarters, a two- man team is on the scene in less than 15 minutes. The Brink's Mauritius team members pride themselves in their quick reaction time to calls. " To further expand our customer base, Brink's Mauritius plans to move into the field of Integrated Resort Scheme ( IRS). These are luxury complexes with villas and hotels for tourists," said Arnaud Espitalier Noël, the Director of Organisation and Development, Brink's Mauritius. " For example, our services will include a screening station and an on- screen control room with intervention patrols. As a specialist in the installation of wireless anti- intrusion and anti- fire alarms, Brink's Mauritius serves and equips 40 hotels on the island via CCTV systems. Other innovative technology developed by Brink's Mauritius includes biometric access control, gate automation, the use of fiber optics, and IP cameras ( via internet). Brink's Mauritius is at the forefront of technology and innovation. With a vast range of services and business lines, Brink's Mauritius will continue to be a leader in the secure logistics industry on the island – now and in the future. Did you know? The Island of Mauritius, 75 km by 40 km, 9,880 km South East of France Capital: Port- Louis Population: 1.2 million inhabitants Languages: French, English ( especially for documents), Hindi & Creole Communities: Indo- Mauritian ( 68%), Afro- Mauritian ( 27%), Sino- Mauritian ( 3%), & 12,000 Mauritians of European origin Currency: rupee ( 40 rupees = 1 euro) Economy: tourism, textiles, agriculture ( sugar cane), and major manufacturer of medical equipment Quarterly Feature | Brink's Mauritius Global Security Provider continued on page 8

Page 8 Q: The Brink's Mauritius image and reputation are gaining momentum every day. What do you attribute this to, and why? A: Eric Rey: We have an ever- increasing presence on the island that gives us more visibility and efficiency in the field, be it in security services, cash management, remote monitoring, alarm intervention or electronic security. Also, we have demonstrated our commitment to professionalism and security by acquiring modern patrol vehicles, secure CIT trucks showcasing the Brink's brand, and new uniforms for the guards. Our customers - the companies, hotels, institutions and residences - are our best " ambassadors". The customer consensus: Brink's is synonymous with professionalism. Q: Is there an increased demand for security services? A: Eric Rey: There has certainly been a surge in the demand for protection from individuals, companies and local authorities. Our customers want personalised security systems in addition to the protection offered by the police force. Customers want concrete and effective results. Simple installations and inefficient security systems are no longer accepted. It's critical that we are attentive and quick to react. Q: What is your next challenge? A: Eric Rey: To thwart any foreseeable challenges, we are striving to find an effective and long- term solution to everyday crime problems with intervention patrols or a proposed CCTV urban project for high- risk areas. It's essential that we modernise our electronic security offer. More than ever, Brink's Mauritius fights crime daily and aims to anticipate tomorrow's crime. As we move forward, Brink's Mauritius' goal is to reinforce our leadership, to remain the island's secure logistics leader and to create a professional relationship between our cash management solutions and partnering banks and financial institutions. Brink's: Synonymous with security Quarterly Feature | Brink's Mauritius Global Security Provider continued from page 7 Since 2000, Eric Rey has served as Deputy General Manager of Brink's France. He managed the Brink's Mauritius acquisition for more than a year before becoming its General Manager and worked as Deputy General Manager of Brink's Indian Ocean.