Country Mandatory Disclosures

• 2024 Cummins Limited
• 2024 Cummins Generator Technologies Limited
• 2024 Cummins EMEA Holdings Limited
• 2024 CMI Canada Financing Limited
• 2024 Atlantis Holdco UK Limited
• 2024 Cummins PGI Holdings Limited
• 2024 Arvin European Holdings UK
• 2024 Meritor Aftermarket Europe Limited
• 2024 Meritor Holdings UK Limited
• 2024 Meritor Heavy Vehicle Braking Systems UK Limited

• 2023 Cummins Limited
• 2023 Cummins Generator Technologies Limited
• 2023 Cummins EMEA Holdings Limited
• 2023 CMI Canada Financing Limited
• 2023 Atlantis Holdco UK Limited
• 2023 Cummins PGI Holdings Limited
• 2023 Arvin European Holdings UK
• 2023 Meritor Aftermarket Europe Limited
• 2023 Meritor Holdings UK Limited
• 2023 Meritor Heavy Vehicle Braking Systems UK Limited

EU Public Country by Country Reporting

Information is provided within this document in accordance with the Romanian Order No. 2048/2022 of September 1, 2022, regarding the completion of the accounting regulations applicable to economic operators, and complementary Order No. 1.730/2023 of June 7, 2023, regarding the regulation of certain accounting aspects, which implements the provisions of the EU directive 2021/2101 on public country by country reporting.

• 2023 EU Public Country by Country Report

• 2022 Cummins Limited
• 2022 Cummins Generator Technologies Limited

• 2021 Cummins Limited
• 2021 Cummins Generator Technologies Limited

• 2020 Cummins Limited
• 2020 Cummins Generator Technologies Limited

U.K. Companies (Miscellaneous Reporting) Regulations 2018

The Companies (Miscellaneous Reporting) Regulations 2018 became effective in the United Kingdom on January 1, 2019.

These regulations introduced mandatory reporting requirements for U.K. companies of a significant size in the following areas:

1. how the directors of that U.K. company have had regard to certain specified matters when performing their duty to promote the success of the company (known as a “section 172 statement”);
2. how the U.K. company has engaged with its employees, customers, suppliers and other stakeholders; and
3. corporate governance arrangements.

For qualifying U.K. companies, each must include a statement on the above topics in its annual report and accounts (which are freely available from the U.K. Companies House) and must publish the section 172 statement and its report on corporate governance arrangements on a website