Modern Slavery Statement

SCCI Group Limited

Modern Slavery Statement

1. Introduction

This statement is made pursuant to section 54 of the UK Modern Slavery Act 2015 and sets out the SCCI

Group Ltd (the “Company" , “SCCI”) committed to prevent modern slavery and human trafficking in its

business and supply chains.

This statement applies to SCCI and all its subsidiary companies listed in the statement below (together,

the “Group”).

2. Organisational Structure and Business

The Group operates within the security, communications and technology sectors, delivering integrated

solutions and support services to public and private sector clients across the UK. Across all Group

companies, business is conducted with a commitment to ethical behaviour, integrity, transparency and

respect for human rights.

3. Policies

The Group is committed to acting ethically and with integrity in all business relationships. This commitment

is reflected in several policies and principles, including:

• Principles of Conduct and Action, which explicitly educate and train employees on workers’

health, safety and employment rights and are embedded through a Group-wide compliance

programme. This programme seeks assurance and confirmation from each subsidiary within the

Group that it does not participate, directly or indirectly, in any form of forced or compulsory labour.

• Procurement Charter which applies to purchasing and supply chain professionals and sets clear

expectations for ethical sourcing and responsible procurement practices.

• Supplier Charter, which requires suppliers to comply with standards relating to labour rights and

the prohibition of forced, compulsory or trafficked labour.

• Whistleblowing Policy, which encourages the reporting of unethical or unlawful behaviour.

4. Due Diligence and Supply Chain Management

The Group has implemented due diligence procedures to assess and manage the risk of modern slavery

within its operations and supply chains. These include:

• Supplier onboarding processes that require confirmation of compliance with the Group’s Supplier

Charter.

• Contractual commitments from suppliers to adhere to applicable labour laws and modern slavery

standards.

• The introduction of third‑party audits of the supply chain where appropriate and proportionate.

Risk Assessment and Management

The Group recognises that the risk of modern slavery varies by sector and supply chains. Based on its

current operations and supplier base, the Group considers the overall risk of modern slavery to be low.

However, risk assessments are kept under review and enhanced due diligence is undertaken where

higher‑risk activities or suppliers are identified.6. Effectiveness and Training

The Group monitors effectiveness through internal reviews, supplier engagement, whistleblowing and

audit outcomes. No instances of modern slavery were identified during the reporting period.

Relevant employees, particularly those involved in procurement and supply chain management,

receive appropriate training to support awareness and compliance.

8. Ongoing Commitment

The Group remains committed to continuously improving its practices to ensure that it operates free

from forced labour, human trafficking and slavery, and will continue to review and enhance its policies,

procedures and training as necessary.

9. List of SCCI Subsidiaries

Approval

This statement has been approved by the Board of Directors of SCCI Group Ltd and is signed on its

behalf.

Director: Robert Wickings

Date: 8 January 2026