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Proposed Disposal of Invensys Rail for £1,742 millionUK Pension Agreements

Return of £625 million to Shareholders

Strategy of Retained Group

INFORMATION REGARDING FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS

This document, which has been issued by Invensys plc (“Invensys”), comprises written materials for a presentation to investors concerning the proposed disposal of Invensys’s Rail Division (“Invensys Rail”), to be effected through the sale of Invensys Rail (Singapore) Pte Ltd, Invensys Westinghouse Rail Technical Consultancy Services (Beijing) Ltd, Invensys Rail Systems India Pvt Ltd, Invensys Rail Corporation, Invensys Australia Corporate Pty Ltd, Westinghouse Brake and Signal Holdings Ltd and Invensys Iberica SAU and certain subsidiaries of these companies (the “Rail Disposal”). This document, the presentation and any related materials do not constitute or form part of any offer or invitation to sell or issue, or any solicitation of any offer to purchase or subscribe for, any securities in Invensys nor shall they or any part of them nor the fact of their distribution form the basis of, or be relied on in connection with, any contract or investment decision in relation thereto. Invensys shareholders are advised to read carefully the formal documentation in relation to the Rail Disposal once it has been despatched. Any response to the proposals should be made only on the basis of the information in the formal documentation to follow.

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Summary of proposed transactionsFeature Comments

1. Disposal of Invensys Rail to Siemens for £1,742m

• Represents 15 times FY2012 OPBIT

2. UK Pension Agreement

• £400m up-front contribution

• £225m “Reservoir Trust”

• £40-47m per annum cash flow extinguished

• Establishes long-term funding solution (10+ years)

• Any future funding requirement intended to be met by trust fund

3. Return of £625m (around 76.7 pence per share) to shareholders

• Value creation to be passed back to shareholders

• Immediately following completion of disposal

4. Creates focused Group• Focused industrial software and control equipment group

• Over 33% of activity in energy markets and around35% in emerging markets

• Investment and development targeted in higher margin and higher growth areas

• Around £25m of overhead savings by start of FY2015

• Clear strategy

• Opportunity for strong value creation through growth in software and equipment and business development



Rationale for proposed disposal

• Successful execution of Invensys

Rail strategy in past five years

has created significant value

– 64% order book in new markets

• Medium term probability of

consolidation creates

uncertainties

– Limited scope to increase size of

Invensys Rail

• Strategic review concluded

– Siemens best placed to maximise

potential value due to significant

synergies

– First mover advantage of disposal of

Invensys Rail

Invensys Rail order book £1.1bnAt 30 September 2012


Proposed disposal of Invensys Rail to

Siemens for £1,742 million

• Agreement based upon a debt free/cash free basis

• Price represents 15 times Invensys Rail FY2012 OPBIT

• Subject to Invensys shareholder approval at General Meeting in

late December 2012

– Also subject to customary anti-trust clearances, UK Pensions Regulator

approval and lending banks consent

• Completion expected in second quarter of calendar year 2013

• Westinghouse Scheme transferring to Siemens

– £39m deficit on £155m of liabilities at 30 September 2012

Invensys Pension Scheme Funding Agreement

Feature Comment

£625m cash• £400m contribution to scheme• £225m in trust

• Including trust, fully funded on a technical provisions basis (headroom estimated at £100m)

• High likelihood of being self-sufficient as gilt yields return to normal levels

List of further mitigation opportunities to be considered, including:• Enhanced transfer value• Early retirement

• Reduces remaining pension risk and adds to cover by circa £100m

Trust arrangement and release process agreed by Trustee

• Any funding deficit (after £400m contribution) will use Trust to contribute up to £20m per annum starting in 2018

• Reverse payments made if scheme is in surplus (120%), which could return money to Company

Buyout capability maintained

Agreements will be submitted to UK Pensions Regulator for approval

• Initial consultations already held


Invensys believes that these actions establish long-term funding solution and Reservoir Trust provides buffer


NPV of defined benefit obligations (DBO) for next 20 years


£bn

DBO forecast to reduce from £4.3bn to £1.8bn by 2028

Source : Invensys 2012 Annual Report and Accounts

Trust disbursement as requiredPossible outcomes as gilt yields normalise



Historical yields on 15 year gilts

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

%

Normal range

Trust provides flexibility as gilt yields recover

Today 2.25% below middle of normal range


Return of funds to shareholders

Proposed return of £625m of cash to shareholders in 2013,

representing around 76.7 pence per share

• Shareholders will be able to elect to receive cash as income, capital,

deferred capital or a combination of the three and the timing of such

return

• More details will be provided after completion of disposal


Reduction in Corporate Costs

• Disposal of Invensys Rail provides opportunity to simplify Group

structure and reduce costs

• Reduce both Group centre and divisional overheads

• Annual cost savings at around £25m from April 2014

• One-off cash costs expected to be £30m predominantly in FY2014

• Expect ongoing restructuring will no longer be an exceptional charge

Retained Group


Invensys Operations Management

• A leading provider of industrial software

• Top 3 global installed base of DCS and world’s leading safety system

• Niche manufacturer of equipment used in industrial applications

Invensys Controls

• Leading manufacturer of appliance controls

• Major supplier of monitoring and controls in commercial refrigeration

• Climate controls for residential/small commercial buildings, optimising energy efficiency

Retained Group benefits from facing higher growth

energy and emerging markets


FY2012 revenues by end-market FY2012 revenues by geography

Energy markets represent c.33% of revenues

Emerging markets represent c.35% of revenues and c.52% of order book

Retained Group Revenue

2012 Revenue

£m

2012 Growth at

CER v 2011

% of Retained

Group

Indicative* EBIT

margins%

Investmentpriorities

Software 231 16% 13% Mid 20’s ��

Systems 765 14% 43% High single �

Equipment - industrial 276 6% 16% Mid teens ��

Invensys Operations Management

1,272 72%

Equipment - commercial/wholesale

201 (4%) 12% Mid teens ��

Appliance 291 (14%) 16% Single

Invensys Controls 492 28%


41% of Retained Group revenues from higher margin, higher growth areas

* Before central costs

Retained Group Revenue

How we will operate in FY2014

2012 Revenue

£m

2012 Growth at

CER v 2011

% of Retained

Group

Indicative* EBIT

margins%

Investmentpriorities

Software 231 16% 13% Mid 20’s ��

Equipment - industrial 276 6% 16% Mid teens ��

Equipment - commercial/wholesale

201 (4%) 12% Mid teens ��

477 1% 28%

Systems 765 14% 43% High single �

Appliance 291 (14%) 16% Single


• Streamlined portfolio has fastest growth in highest margin businesses

• Organic growth will be coupled with M&A to drive EBIT growth

* Before central costs

Investing for future growth

Priorities

Software • R&D in growth areas such as simulation and optimisation• Consolidator of fragmented industrial software market

Equipment - industrial • Product development to enhance niche positions• Acquisitions of companies with products that broaden offering

Equipment – commercial/wholesale

• New product development and geographic expansion• Focus on energy monitoring and efficiency, wireless solutions and energy and controls systems for residential and small retail customers

Systems • R&D to maintain strong market position

Appliance • Significant past investment in lean and low cost manufacturing

• Ensure enhanced profitability when markets recover



Retained Group – key takeaways

• Remaining businesses have strong fundamentals and will allow us

to grow faster than European industrial peers

– Our software and equipment businesses have leading market positions

and no issues of scale

– Our fastest growing business, software, is also our highest margin %

– We have free cash to invest in the growth potential of software and

equipment (c.f. Spiral Software)

– Estimated cash post transaction is £518m (or around £400m net of

normal business funding needs)

• Step change in pension position

– Long term funding solution

– Cessation of £40-47m annual payments which benefits free cash flow

Timetable


Class 1 circular and Notice of General Meeting posted to shareholders

As soon as practicable

General Meeting held to approve disposal of Invensys Rail Late December 2012

Invensys Capital Markets Day on Retained Group TBC in 2013

Expected date of completion of disposal of Invensys Rail Q2 Calendar 2013

Invensys software benchmarkingAveva

Mar YE (£m) ‘11A ‘12A ‘13E ‘14E

Revenue% growth

174 19612.6%

22213.1%

24611.1%

EBIT% growth% margin

55 6213.8%31.8%

6910.1%30.9%

7915.1%32.0%

FV/RevenueFV/EBIT

5.5x17.7x

4.9x15.4x

Source: Company reports, Brokers estimates, Factset as at 2 November 2012


Aspen Technologies

Mar YE (£m) ‘11A ‘12A ‘13E ‘14E

Revenue% growth

144 17320.3%

20921.1%

25521.6%


(15) 10nmnm

37nm

17.5%

71nm

27.7%

FV/RevenueFV/EBIT

7.1xnm

5.8xnm


Manhattan Associates

Mar YE (£m) ‘11A ‘12A ‘13E ‘14E

Revenue% growth

189 21111.5%

23712.5%

2609.5%


29 4245.3%20.0%

5633.3%23.7%

6312.4%24.3%

FV/RevenueFV/EBIT

2.9x12.4x

2.7x11.0x


Bentley Systems (private company)

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