Leonardo Corporate Presentation 11 05 2016

Overview

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© 2016 Leonardo-Finmeccanica - Società per azioni

2016: A new beginningOne Company, Stronger Together

1 January 2016: we absorbed the activities of AgustaWestland, Alenia Aermacchi, Selex ES, OTO Melara andWASS into One Company, while maintaining Parent Company and Corporate Centre functions for DRS Technologies, MBDA, Telespazio, Thales Alenia Space, and ATR.

Finmeccanica is now Leonardo

28 April 2016: our new name changed in Leonardo, inspired by Leonardo da Vinci, a universally recognised symbol of creativity and innovation. Leonardo represents the ideal bridge between historical legacy and our future in the high-tech industrial sectors.

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Our BusinessLeonardo is a global company in the high technology sector, and is one of the key actors in Aerospace, Defence and Security worldwide. We operate through:

HELICOPTERS SPACE

Helicopters

Aircraft

Security & Information Systems

Aerostructures

Airborne & Space Systems

Land & Naval Defence Electronics

Defence Systems

DIVISIONS

SUBSIDIARIES AND JOINT VENTURES

DRS Technologies (100% Leonardo)

Telespazio (67% Leonardo and 33% Thales)

Thales Alenia Space (67% Thales and 33% Leonardo)

MBDA (37.5% BAE Systems, 37.5% Airbus Group, 25% Leonardo)

ATR (50% Leonardo and 50% Airbus Group)

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KEY FIGURES 2015

Group Financial Results Full Year 2015 (in €bln.)

RESULTS 2015 in €mln.

Revenues 12,995

New Orders 12,371

Order Backlog 28,793

R&D 1,426

34% HELICOPTERS41% DEFENCE AND SECURITY ELECTRONICS

24% AERONAUTICS4% DEFENCE SYSTEMS

-5% ELIMINATIONS2% OTHER ACTIVITIES

41% HELICOPTERS36% DEFENCE AND SECURITY ELECTRONICS21% AERONAUTICS4% DEFENCE SYSTEMS


32% HELICOPTERS54% DEFENCE AND SECURITY ELECTRONICS

14% AERONAUTICS6% DEFENCE SYSTEMS


50.0% INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS30.2% ITALIAN MINISTRY OF ECONOMY AND FINANCE

19.8% RETAIL INVESTORS (ITALY ONLY)

TOTAL SHAREHOLDER COMPOSITION

ORDER BACKLOG NEW ORDERSREVENUES

13.0 28.8 12.4

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Global PresenceWe have a strong industrial presence in four markets: Italy, UK, USA and Poland. We operate globally in more than 15 countries and our products, systems, and solutions are operative in ca. 150 nations.Leonardo employs 47,156 people.

Does not include JVs workforce data

IT

UK

USA

PL

29,853

7,321

5,969

3,043Rest of the World 970

The figure refers to employees as of 31.12.2015

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Customer-Focused CultureEvery day, in each business sector, Leonardo puts its customers’ needs first by monitoring and improving both product quality and process efficiency. Through its strong commitment to research, and the development of advanced technologies, Leonardo consistently aims to anticipate the requirements of its numerous and diverse customers.

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Key International Cooperation Programmes

EUROFIGHTER TYPHOONAdvanced air defence and superiority fighter with multi‐role capabilities.

F-35New generation multi‐role fighter with advanced air‐to‐ground capabilities and stealth characteristics.

NH90Medium lift, multi‐role military helicopter developed from NATO Staff requirements.

FREMM (European Multimission Frigate)Joint Italian‐French defence industrial cooperation project for new generation frigates.

GALILEOEuropean global navigation satellite system.

nEUROnEuropean programme for a new unmanned combat air vehicle (UCAV) with stealth capabilities.

NATO-AGS (Alliance Ground Surveillance)NATO system for intelligence, surveillance and recognition activities.

CLEAN SKYEuropean research programme for the development of breakthrough technologies toincrease the environmental performances of air transport.

SESAR (Single European Sky ATM Research)Research programme for the modernisation of the European air traffic management system.

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HELICOPTERS

The Helicopter Division performs research, design, development, production, customer support and marketing of Leonardo’s extensive range of AgustaWestland products: modern helicopters for commercial, public service, and security and defence applications.

• The Division manages the entire helicopter development and production cycle.

• Current production covers all the main helicopter weight categories, from the 1.8 tonne single-engine to the 16 tonne three-engine.

• All the helicopters are dual commercial and military use platforms except some specific military platforms (Super Lynx 300, AW159, NH90 and AW101).

• The AW139, AW169, and AW189 models are part of a family of new generation helicopters, allfeaturing the same design philosophy and the samecertification and safety standards.

• The Division is also committed to the study and introduction into the market of innovative technologies and platforms, including the tiltrotorAW609 that combines the advantages of the fixed-wing aircraft's speed/range/altitude with the helicopter's ability to vertically take off/land and hover into one platform, and remotely controlled/optionally piloted helicopters

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AIRCRAFTThe Aircraft Division is engaged in the design, development, production, logistic support and crew training for trainer aircraft, military aircraft, aircraft for special missions, unmanned systems and nacelles.

• Training− from initial screening with the SF-260 to basic-

advanced training on the new M-345 HET and into the most advanced phase with the M-346

− the offer also includes integrated Ground Based Training System (GBTS) designed to allow an efficient and effective military pilots and ground crew training that includes Live, Virtual, and Constructive environment

• Defence aircraft− the tactical airlifter C-27J, with its special mission

variants including the latest gunship (MC-27J) and SAR.

− the ATR 42/72 MP (Maritime Patrol) and the ATR 72 ASW (Anti-Submarine Warfare) twin turboprop.

• International collaborative programmes− the Tornado, the AMX and the Eurofighter Typhoon,

the nEUROn - the European full-scale technological demonstrator for an Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicle (UCAV) - and the F-35 Lightning II.

• UAS− technology demonstrators, such as the Sky-X and

Sky-Y.− participation in the new generation European MALE

RPAS (Remote Piloted Aircraft System) programme.

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AEROSTRUCTURES

The Aerostructure Division designs, builds, tests and integrates structures and components for the major civil aircraft programmes in Europe and in the US, with the following entities:

• Boeing, with the supplying of advancedcomposite aerostructures for the 787 Dreamliner (2 fuselage sections and the horizontal stabilizer) and the 767 and 777.

• Airbus, with aerostructures developed for the A380, the largest civil aircraft in service, aswell as for the A320 and A321.

• the ATR family (developed by a consortium owned by Leonardo and Airbus Group), for which the Division manufactures all fuselagescomplete with tail surfaces.

The Aerostructure Division holds a significant market position in the processing of large structural composite and traditional material components.

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AIRBORNE & SPACE SYSTEMS

The Airborne & Space Systems Division’s wide range of products and solutions includes:

• integrated mission systems (such as ATOS-Airborne Tactical Observation and Surveillance, for manned platforms).

• radars and sensors (such as the multi-mode Seaspray radars family, based on AESA technology (Active Electronically Scanned Array) and the Gabbiano radar family, based on advanced mechanically scanning array antenna.

• electronic warfare systems

• aerial target systems

• simulation systems

• on-board avionics and CNI

• remotely piloted aircraft systems (Falco), also offered through full service contracts.

• space systems that include sensors, mission payloads and advanced robotic systems.

• ISTAR solutions (Intelligence, Surveillance, Target Acquisition & Reconnaissance), based on integrated and agnostic architectures.

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LAND & NAVAL DEFENCE ELECTRONICS

The Land & Naval Defence Electronics Division designs, develops and manufactures land and naval systems solutions providing information superiority, situational awareness, command and control capability, weapon systems management and network communications to Armed Forces.

• The Division provides the complete capability to control the battlefield through the C4I (Command, Control, Communications, Computer, Intelligence) national strategic commands, e.g. the Forza NEC programme as well as Border and Territory Control and Force Protection (FOB).

• The radar offer ranges from the traditional RAT 31 long-range ATBM radar to the technological evolution of KRONOS multifunctional electronically scanned array systems to cover the needs of a complete Air Defence System.

• In the Naval Domain, the Division offers Combat Systems solutions for any type of ship. AESA C-X-L band multifunctional KRONOS sensors fixed and rotating, dual band fire control radar (NA30SMK2), and a complete suite of EOsensors and Communications are integrated in our Combat Management System (ATHENA) providing fast reaction and Naval dominance.

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DEFENCE SYSTEMS

The Defence Systems Division designs, develops and produces weapon systems in the fields of artillery, ammunition and torpedoes, and additionally armoured vehicles in cooperation with IVECO:

• a wide spectrum of land and naval artilleries ranging from small calibre to the largest ones currently used by NATO countries.

• conventional, guided and special ammunition (DART and VULCANO family) of various calibres.

• unmanned ground, sea and underwatervehicles.

• armaments for military helicopters and aircraft.

• heavy and light weight torpedoes (Black Shark, A244 and MU90).

• anti-torpedo countermeasure systems• sonar systems.• surface and underwater protection

systems for naval platforms and underwater surveillance systems for ports, coastal areas and strategic sites.

• tracked and wheeled armoured vehicles (VBM Freccia and new Centauro) through a joint venture with IVECO.

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SECURITY & INFORMATION SYSTEMS

The Security & Information Systems Division improves the security and safety of economic and social environments by leveraging the synergies among information technology, secure communications networks, physical and logical security. The Division provides:

• integrated systems for the security and control of the territory, for the protection of public and private critical infrastructure, as well as for the safety of major events, such as Milano Expo 2015.

• innovative solutions to combat cyber threats, such as the "turnkey" system for the NATO Computer Incident Response Capability(NCIRC), providing services to more than 70,000 NATO users in 29 countries.

• cutting-edge technologies and solutions for Air and Vessel Traffic Management and Control for a fast, efficient and safe circulation, enabling operators to control the flow of people and goods.

• proprietary automation systems for sorting, handling and tracking of letters, parcels and packages, as well as baggage handling systems based on the innovative cross-belt technology.

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SPACE

Leonardo operates in the most important international space programmes and missions (Galileo, COSMO-SkyMed, Copernicus, SICRAL, ATHENA-FIDUS, Rosetta, International Space Station, ExoMars) through two joint ventures, Telespazio (67% Leonardoand 33% Thales) and Thales Alenia Space(67% Thales and 33% Leonardo), and the Airborne & Space Systems Division’s activities.

• Leonardo provides a complete offer in: Telecommunications, Earth Observation, Navigation, Science and Exploration.

• The offer includes:• satellite manufacturing • orbiting infrastructures• design and development of space

systems• management of satellite services • a wide range of high-tech instruments,

subsystems, sensors,

• Leonardo has a minority shareholding in AVIO (leader in the space launcher sector and in spacecraft propulsion and space travel).

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DRS Technologies

DRS Technologies, a US based subsidiary, is a leading supplier of integrated products, services and support to military forces, intelligence agencies and prime defence contractors worldwide.

DRS Technologies is a market leader in thermal devices, power systems and marine propulsion, tactical communication solutions, electronic sensor systems and support services and integrated logistics. DRS Technologies’ product range satisfies customers’ needs in the aeronautical, land and naval sectors.

The company has a highly qualified workforce operating from various facilities in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and Germany, in addition to those used in the support of customers around the world.

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MBDA

MBDA (37.5% BAE Systems, 37.5% Airbus Group, 25% Leonardo) is a world leader in missiles and missile systems, capable of designing and producing products that meet the full range operational needs worldwide, such as the MARTE medium range anti-ship missile family and the METEOR Beyond Visual Range air-to-air missile, meant to meet the requirements of six European nations for future air combat scenarios and capable of being integrated on Europe’s major fighter platforms (Eurofighter Typhoon, Gripen, Rafale).

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ATR

ATR (50% Leonardo and 50% Airbus Group) is the most successful in the global market for regional twin-engine turboprop aircraft, with over 1,500 aircraft sold and more than 200 operators in nearly 100 countries worldwide. The latest version in production, known as the -600 series, features digital avionics, new, comfortable interiors, and reduced operational costs. The aircraft is now available in the 50-seat version (ATR 42) and 70-seat version (ATR 72). All fuselages, complete with tail surfaces, are built and fitted out by the Aerostructure Division in Italy.

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Key Technologies and Capabilities

SOFTWAREEmbedded, Middleware, Cyber, Application Layer

MATERIALSMetal, Ceramic, Composite, Coating

ELECTRONICSMicroelectronics, RF/IF, Power Electronics, Digital HW

OPTRONICSPassive, Active

MECHANICSPrecision Mechanics, Thermal Management, Mechatronics

MODELLING & SIMULATIONIntegrated Test Bed, Virtual Environments and Tools

SYSTEM DESIGNAerodynamics, Structural Design, ICT Networks, Architectures, Electromagnetic Compatibility

UNMANNED SYSTEMSArtificial Intelligence, Cognitive Sensing, Autonomous Decision Software

ICT & CYBERSECURITYBig Data and Analytics, Application Developments, Threat Intelligence, Secure Infrastructure,Protection Services

Leonardo invests 11% of annual revenues in Research & Development and has ongoing research projects with Italian and European Universities and Research Centres. The Company has a strong focus on the protection of Intellectual Property (IP) and the IP valorisation of its own technologies and platforms.

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AIR CAPABILITIES

DEFENCE AIRBORNESYSTEMSAir to Air

Air to SurfaceWeapon Systems

ECM/ESM

MILITARY AIRCRAFTCombat Trainer

Special and Multi- MissionTransport

MILITARYHELICOPTERS

AttackNaval

Transport

AIRBORNE ELECTRONIC WARFARE

MISSION PLANNINGREMOTELY PILOTEDAIRCRAFT SYSTEMS

Aerial TargetTactical

New gen MALE and UCAV

INTEGRATED PLATFORMS

MISSION ELECTRONICS

SIMULATORS ANDBATTLE LAB

AIRBORNE RADARS AIRBORNE ELECTRO-OPTICS MILITARY CNI AND DISPLAYISTAR MISSION SYSTEMS

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LAND CAPABILITIES

TURRETS COMMUNICATIONS

INTEGRATED SYSTEMS

SENSORS & EQUIPMENT

ARMOURED FIGHTINGVEHICLES

UNMANNEDGROUNDVEHICLES

GUIDED AMMUNITION RADAR AND OPTRONICS SUSTAINMENT (DRS)Fuel

Power and EnvironmentalTransportation

DISMOUNTED SOLDIER AIR DEFENCEBATTLESPACEMANAGEMENT

COUNTER IED

C4SITE PROTECTION

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MARITIME CAPABILITIES

INTEGRATED NAVAL SYSTEMSCombat System Integration

Combat Management System

NAVAL SENSORS, SURVEILLANCE &FCSRadar

Electro-Optics

NAVAL COMMUNICATIONS NAVAL DEFENCE SYSTEMSNaval Guns

Naval LaunchersNaval Ordnance & Ammunitions

UNDERWATER SYSTEMSTorpedoes

Torpedo Carrier SystemCountermeasures

Sonars

UNMANNED SYSTEMSUSV / UUV

POWER AND PROPULSION (DRS)Environmental SystemsMotors and Generators

Conversion and DistributionPropulsion System Integration

INTEGRATED SYSTEMS

SENSORS & EQUIPMENT

MARITIME DOMAIN AWARENESS

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SPACE SOLUTIONS

SPACE MANUFACTURING

SPACE SERVICES

GEO INFORMATION

SATELLITE SYSTEMS

SATELLITE OPERATIONSSATELLITE SYSTEMS & APPLICATIONS SATCOM

GROUND SEGMENT SPACE INFRASTRUCTURES SATELLITE EQUIPMENT & PAYLOADS

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SECURITY AND RESILIENCE

CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROTECTIONBORDER CONTROLMAJOR EVENTSSECURE PROFESSIONAL COMMS BLUE LIGHTS SERVICES

CYBER PROTECTIONCYBER SECURITY SERVICESINFO ASSURANCEINTELLIGENCE AND ANALYTICS

PHYSICAL

LOGICAL

CRISIS MANAGEMENTAND EMERGENCY RESPONSE

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LEONARDO IN THE CIVIL SECTOR

CIVIL AIRCRAFTRegional AircraftBusiness Aircraft

CIVIL HELICOPTERSLight SingleLight Twin

IntermediateMedium/Medium-Heavy

Tilt Rotor

TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEMSAir Traffic Control Systems

Vessel Traffic Systems

IT AUTOMATIONIT Solutions

Post & Courier Handling SystemsBaggage Handling Systems

AEROSTRUCTURES

MOBILITY SOLUTIONSUrban Mobility

Intelligent Transport SystemsIntermodal & Multimodal Logistics

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ResponsibilityWe fully embrace the responsibilities that come with being a corporate citizen. We develop our business with a focus on sustainability, a key driver of our strategy; every phase of operations is informed by this, from the design to the production and support, to the impact on the end user and supply chain. All our activities are planned with a view to the impact on the company, stakeholders, people and the environment. Leonardo’s ability to be proactive in the processes of development defines us as a sustainable business and a socially responsible Group.

Member of DJSI since 2009-2010 Accession to CDP since 2008

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION

www.leonardocompany.com

Leonardo Corporate Presentation 11 05 2016

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