Grupo Éxito

Corporate

Presentation

2024

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Grupo Calleja: New controller of Grupo Éxito

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Grupo Calleja takes control over Grupo Éxito

Float distribution1: BDR´s 83.3%, ADR´s 9.4% and BVC 7.3%

Grupo Calleja Key Facts in El Salvador

One of the largest companies in El Salvador (+11

thousand collaborators)

Over 70 years of experience

Leading food retailer in El Salvador (operates

under the Super Selectos banner)

113 stores and 60% market share

Shareholder's base1 is represented by around 42,000

Long-term view on Grupo Éxito investment

holders distributed in 3 markets

Note: 1 BDR represents 4 common shares, and 1 ADR represents 8 common shares. (1) Shareholder structure as of March 31, 2024; Grupo Calleja holds 86.84% of Grupo Éxito (65.44% represented in ADR´s and

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21.40% in common shares in Col)

Ownership Structure

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Note: Ownership structure as of March 31, 2024.

Update on the

Corporate

Strategy

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Management Team

Juan Carlos Calleja

CEO Grupo Éxito

Carlos Mario GiraldoJean Christophe TijerasRamón Quagliata

General Manager

General Manager

General Manager

Colombia

Uruguay

Argentina

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Long-term strategic pillars

Main value-creation drivers and focus

Customer centric strategy

Differentiated value

Omnichannel experience

Increase product assortment /

Lead digital sale of groceries

"Unbeatable" portfolio

Create competitive advantages to serve

Targeted offers and discounts

better

Improve sales per sqm

Strengthen internal capacities

Real estate opportunities

  • Consolidate Viva Malls in Colombia
  • Strengthening current assets in Argentina and the retail/real estate strategy

SG&A efficiencies

  • Expense control at all levels
  • Focus on improving shrinkage levels
  • Systemic negotiations with key suppliers
  • A leaner operating structure

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Colombia

Uruguay

Argentina

Initiatives to address challenges and drive

performance

Facts

  • The most relevant operation in terms of contribution to results and potential
  • Well-positionedretail and complementary businesses
  • Leading omnichannel platform in the region
  • Positive cash flow outcome
  • The most profitable business unit
  • Leader retail player in the country
  • Solid macro and consumer environments
  • Resilient performance and improved trend over the last years

Challenges

  • High interest rates affecting consumer credit, TUYA and non- food performance
  • Still high inflation reducing household expenditure and affecting the expense structure of the company
  • Increased competition across the country

Focus:

  • Improve assortment, sales per sqm and efficiency plans
  • Gradual store base conversion to Éxito and Carulla banners
  • Further implementation of Wow and FreshMarket models

Focus:

  • Best practices across international operations to gain operating efficiencies
  • Negative FX effect on results
  • Inflationary pressures on consumption and expenses

Focus:

  • Efficiency plans
  • Strengthening the dual retail/real estate strategy to improve profitability of current RE portfolio

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Grupo Éxito:

Key Facts

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