Creating a Global Industrial Leader Johnson Controls and Tyco George Oliver – CEO Bernstein Strategic Decisions Conference June 3, 2016 Filed by Tyco International plc pursuant to Rule 425 under the Securities Act of 1933 and deemed filed pursuant to Rule 14a-12 under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 Subject Company: Johnson Controls, Inc. Form S-4 File No.: 333-210588 Date: June 3, 2016 Explanatory Note: The following slides formed part of a presentation given by the chief executive officer of Tyco International plc at an investor conference.

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Creating A Global Industrial Leader ~$30B Tyco: ~$10B Fire & Security Integrated Solutions & Services Fire, Security & Life Safety Products Johnson Controls: ~$20B Building Controls, HVAC Solutions & Services Energy Storage *Excludes automotive-seating business spin “Adient”

Uniquely Positioned To Provide Most Comprehensive Portfolio Of Building And Energy Solutions World’s leading provider of Buildings and Energy Storage technologies, solutions and services with 2016 pro-forma revenue of ~$30B* Industry leading brands and technologies with deep innovation pipelines Significant scale advantage - global footprint and distinctive technical expertise across businesses Compelling value creation for shareholders through productivity initiatives, synergies and significant growth opportunities Committed to maintaining strong investment-grade credit metrics with increased financial flexibility Investment Highlights *Excludes automotive-seating business spin “Adient”

Executing Against Our Day 1 Plan* April May July / August Oct 1st Announced Transaction Tyco S-4 initial filing with SEC Adient Form 10 Filing with SEC JCI & Tyco Shareholder Meetings to Vote on Merger January ...Integration Work Underway …Adient Spin On Track Leveraging “Best Of Both” To Be “Day 1” Ready JCI/Tyco Day 1 Legal Merger Adient’s Legal Day 1 as an Independent Company Oct 31st *Reflects anticipated timeline

~$30B of Revenue ~$4.5B of EBITDA (before synergies) Income Statement 2x – 2.5x Net Debt / EBITDA ~$10.5B of Net Debt* Balance Sheet ~940M shares outstanding** ~17% tax rate Strong FCF Conversion Other Combined Company Has A Stronger Financial Profile… *Assumes a ~$3B cash dividend from Adient and $4.0B transaction debt **See appendix for reconciliation Disciplined Capital Allocation …Which Provides Increased Financial Flexibility Competitive Dividend Strategic M&A Share Repurchases 2 3 4 Organic Growth Investments 1

Type Cycle End Market Geography Balanced Revenue Mix Provides Strong Base For Growth And Durability Through The Cycle *Excludes automotive-seating business spin “Adient” NOTE: Pie chart %’s based on FY15 actuals, proforma to include Hitachi Commercial HVAC23% ~$30B* Proforma Revenue

Johnson Controls Productivity ~$300M* Tyco Productivity ~$100M* Deal Synergies ~$650M* Manufacturing/ Engineering Procurement Marketing & Sales Functional Excellence Procurement Branch Network Functional Excellence Operational Tax Productivity Plus Deal Synergies = $1B+ Opportunity ~$1B+ Significant Value Creation Within Our Control *Year 3 run rate synergies / productivity are estimates of future amounts Creating ~$1 Of Earnings Per Share Over The Next 3 Years

Elements Of Our Cost Synergy & Productivity Plans ~$400 Million (45% of Total Net Savings) Consolidate ~$275 Million (30% of Total Net Savings) Enhance Savings Area Savings $ G&A Procurement Generating ~$900 Million Net Operational Savings ~$225 Million (25% of Total Net Savings) Integrate Field

Consolidate: Leverage Combined Structure ~$2 Billion Cost Base Areas of Savings: Public Company Costs Functional Excellence Duplicative Spend HR Finance Legal IT Other G&A ~$400M Net Savings

Enhance: Savings Through Scale And Best Practices FY16 ~$12B ~25% ~45% ~30% Direct Indirect Field ~$275 Million Net Savings Procurement Spend

Integrate: Drive Savings In Manufacturing, Engineering And Business Unit Integration Type of Costs ~$8 Billion Cost Base Manufacturing Engineering Commercial Operations Branch Overhead What Drives Savings? Lean Six Sigma Branch Consolidation Duplicative Spend ~$225 Million Net Savings

* Segment operating margin before special items is a non-GAAP measure. See appendix for reconciliation. A Proven History Of Operational Execution… …Driving Transformation And Building Strong Fundamentals Tyco Adjusted Segment Margin* 230bps segment margin expansion over 3 year period ~20% segment income growth Segment margin expansion primarily driven from restructuring and productivity benefits Procurement Branch Network Optimization Functional Transformation 250bps of segment margin expansion over 3 year period ~44% adjusted segment income growth Segment margin expansion aided by significant restructuring and operational efficiencies Leading manufacturing capabilities JCOS-driven improved processes Proven ability to integrate over many significant M&A transactions JCI (WholeCo) Adjusted Segment Margin*

Nascent market but well-positioned with technologies and expertise to lead Approach is becoming increasingly common in large, complex and enterprise markets Have the products and commercial capabilities in place today Early Thoughts On Revenue Synergies 1 2 3 Immediate, tangible benefits of cross-selling and strategic account management Near Term Year 1 Medium Term Years 2-4 Longer Term Years 4+ Field integration - Integrated capabilities expand opportunities for integrated solutions and value-added services Advanced technology integration - new technologies supportive of IoT and value creating applications Enabled By JCI / TYC Direct Channels

Combined Company Able To Leverage Connectivity & Drive Synergies For A “Smarter” Customer Offering

Compelling Combination With Significant Value Creation Global leader in Building Automation, Controls, Fire, Security, HVAC Equipment and Energy Storage Systems $1 billion+ in initiatives within our control creating ~$1 of earnings per share over the next 3 years Combined company well positioned to drive earnings growth Strong balance sheet with balanced capital allocation Diversified exposure across the business cycle with significant service and aftermarket revenue

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JCI + Tyco Proforma Share Reconciliation (Approximation) (in millions, except stock split ratio) Tyco diluted shares 430 Reverse stock split x 0.955 Tyco post-stock split diluted shares 411 A JCI diluted shares 653 Less: expected share repurchase ($500M) (13) Less: $3.9B cash to JCI shareholders (111) Adjusted JCI diluted shares 529 B Total combined company diluted shares 940 A+B

Transaction Highlights Name & Relative Ownership Johnson Controls and Tyco to combine under the existing Tyco entity and the combined company will be called Johnson Controls plc Johnson Controls shareholders will own ~56% of the combined company shares (plus receive ~$3.9bn cash consideration in the merger) and Tyco will own ~44% of the combined company shares Shareholder Consideration Tyco will effect a reverse stock split so that Tyco shareholders will receive a fixed exchange ratio of 0.9550 shares of the combined company for each of their existing Tyco shares Johnson Controls shareholders receive 1 share of the combined company for each Johnson Controls share, or may elect to receive cash equal to $34.88 per share (volume weighted 5-day average share price as of signing) for some or all of their Johnson Controls shares Subject to proration so that ~$3.9bn aggregate cash is paid to Johnson Controls shareholders in merger Shares to remain NYSE listed and traded under the “JCI” ticker Headquarters Global headquarters: Cork, Ireland North America operations: Milwaukee, Wisconsin Board of Directors 6 directors from Johnson Controls, 5 directors from Tyco Includes Alex Molinaroli and George Oliver Leadership Johnson Controls’s Chairman and CEO will serve as Chairman and CEO of the combined company for 18 months and then become Executive Chairman for 12 months Tyco’s CEO will serve as President and Chief Operating Officer for 18 months and then become CEO for 12 months, and then succeed to Chairman and CEO Closing Expected October 1, 2016, subject to customary closing conditions, including Johnson Controls and Tyco shareholder approvals and regulatory approvals Planned Adient spin-off to occur post merger, expected October 31, 2016

What Each Shareholder Receives Johnson Controls Shareholder Pro Forma Transaction Today 1 Tyco share Effect reverse stock split 0.9550 combined company share 1 Johnson Controls share Cash / stock election $3.9B aggregate cash consideration 1 combined company share –or-- $34.88 cash / share (subject to proration)

Non-GAAP Reconciliation: Tyco Segment Operating Margin FY12 – FY15 FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 Revenue Revenue Revenue Revenue Revenue (GAAP) $9,875 $10,058 $10,332 $9,902 Segment Segment Segment Segment Operating Operating Operating Operating Income Margin Income Margin Income Margin Income Margin Segment Operating Income (GAAP) $1,167 11.8% $1,143 11.4% $1,376 13.3% $1,376 13.9% Separation costs included in SG&A 5 49 51 2 (Gains) / losses on divestitures, net included in SG&A 7 15 1 31 Acquisition / integration costs 9 4 3 5 - Environmental remediation 17 100 Legacy legal items 29 1 Amortization of inventory step-up 4 Amortization of acquired backlog 2 Loss on sale of investment 7 Total Before Special Items $1,234 12.5% $1,311 13.0% $1,438 13.9% $1,421 14.4% Anticipated dis-synergies in NA IS&S segment (35) Normalized $1,199 12.1% FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15

Non-GAAP Reconciliation: Johnson Controls Segment Operating Margin FY12 – FY15 FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 Revenue Revenue Revenue Revenue Revenue (GAAP) $36,310 $37,145 $38,749 $37,179 Segment Segment Segment Segment Income Margin Income Margin Income Margin Income Margin Segment Income (GAAP) $2,227 6.1% $2,511 6.8% $2,721 7.0% $3,258 8.8% Transaction / Integration / Separation Costs - 39 91 (Gains) / losses on divestitures, included in SG&A (35) (60) 95 (145) Pension Settlement (69) 15 Restructuring & Impairment 33 - Segment Income (Non-GAAP) $2,225 6.1% $2,382 6.4% $2,870 7.4% $3,204 8.6% FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15