October 03, 2013
Alexandre Birman
CEO
Arezzo&Co Investor Day
Opening Remarks
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Arezzo&Co
Business Highlights
Arezzo&Co is a benchmark company in the Brazilian retail sector, with a unique
positioning that aligns growth with high cash generation
Sound Growth
Strategy of consistent growth, with sales 4 times higher than the market average in the last
5 years
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Unique business model in Brazil
Sector leader thanks to its integrated platform
Asset-light Model
87% of the stores are franchised and 90% of production outsourced
Brands recognized and desired by women consumers
Top-of-mind in the Brazilian women’s footwear and accessories market
Consistent delivery
Attractive returns and strong cash flow generation
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Arezzo&Co
Platform of Benchmark Brands
The Company has an exclusive portfolio of brands that are top-of-mind in the
markets where it operates
Arezzo&Co
Flexible Business Model
People & Management
BENCHMARK BRANDS
Customer-focused: we seek to anticipate what
Brazilian women want
MultichannelSourcing and Logistics
Communication and
Marketing
EXPERIENCED
MANAGEMENT
TEAM WITH
RESULTS-BASED
INCENTIVES
NATIONAL
DISTRIBUTION
STRATEGY
STREAMLINED
AND EFFICIENT
SUPPLY CHAIN
SOUND
COMMUNICATION
AND MARKETING
PROGRAM
ABILITY TO
INNOVATE
R&D
1 2 3 4 5
Arezzo&Co has total control over its Value Chain, from creation of the product,
to the consumer’s in-store experience
Arezzo&Co
Flexible Business Model
The Company’s know-how in managing multichannel business models is one
of its key competitive differentials
Franchises Owned StoresMultibrands
 Enables greater brand capillarity
and visibility
 Rapid expansion of the brand with
low investment and risk
 Important sales channel for
smaller cities
 Optimization of the sales team:
in-house team and commissioned
sales representatives
 Best Franchise in Brazil (2005)
and in the sector for 7 years
 96% of franchisee satisfaction,
with a track record of 28 years
 Direct interaction with customer
develops retail competencies
 Flagship stores ensure greater
visibility and strengthen the brand
image
Investment in stores and working
capital borne by franchisee
Attractive ROIC
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Capillarity in distribution
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Sales ramp-up, generating
business scalability
High Contribution Margins
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Total control of experience with
the customer
 Seal of Excellence in
Franchising for the
last 8 years (ABF)
which are also reflected
in franchised stores
21 29 45 57
249
274
296
342
270
303
341
399
1.364
1.585
2.146
2.351
2009 2010 2011 2012
Owned Franchises Mutibrands90%
10%
Outsourcing
Owned factory
Arezzo&Co
Asset-Light Model
Optimization of capital allocation using an asset-light business model, from
production to distribution
Outsourcing of 90% of production
 Located in one of the world’s major women’s footwear
clusters
 High degree of specialization in certain categories
 Flexible production accompanies seasonality
 Quality control
Outsourcing Sales leveraged through franchises and multibrands
27% of sales in the Multibrands channel in 2012
48% of sales through Franchises in 2012
44,2%
101,9%
144,6%
210,9%
13,9%
31,8% 29,8%
36,5%
2009 2010 2011 2012
Arezzo&Co (proforma sell-out) Market¹
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Arezzo&Co
Sound Growth
28,4%
33%
Market CAGR
Arezzo & Co. CAGR
8%
4,3x
Notes:
1. Women’s footwear market in Brazil; Source: Euromonitor. Base chart 100 = 2009
2. Based on Euromonitor research and IBOPE Inteligência (Pyxis). Arezzo&Co estimate of market share for women’s footwear market
Growth: Arezzo&Co. Sell-out Net Sales X Market
One of the world’s largest players in women’s footwear, almost 4 times greater
than market growth in the last 4 years
+4% of Market Share
attained in the last 5 years
Evolution of Arezzo&Co. Market Share²
7%
8%
9%
10%
11%
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Arezzo&Co
Consistent delivery
The Company has achieved sustainable growth, while maintaining margins
Notes:
1. The adjustments to EBITDA for 2012 and 1H 2012 refer to a one-off charge of R$8MM incurred when replacing a sourcing supplier.
EBITDA Evolution (R$ MM) and EBITDA Margin (%)
28,4%
48,5%
57,7%
23,3%
22,1%
20,6%
41
61
95
118
144
57
69
11,1%
14,7%
16,7% 17,3% 16,7%
15,9% 15,8%
EBITDA EBITDA Margin
Arezzo&Co
Key messages
The company is ready to continue growing in a consistent and efficient manner
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3
Changes to the sell-in calendar, in preparing the collection and monitoring the sell-out
4
1
5
Growth levers: continuous focus on the right product, backed up by a multibrand and
multichannel strategy
Continuous strengthening of the sourcing model
Consolidation and roll-out of the Anacapri brand
Improvement in the Corporate Governance structure

Opening remarks 02

  • 1.
    October 03, 2013 AlexandreBirman CEO Arezzo&Co Investor Day Opening Remarks
  • 2.
    2 Arezzo&Co Business Highlights Arezzo&Co isa benchmark company in the Brazilian retail sector, with a unique positioning that aligns growth with high cash generation Sound Growth Strategy of consistent growth, with sales 4 times higher than the market average in the last 5 years      Unique business model in Brazil Sector leader thanks to its integrated platform Asset-light Model 87% of the stores are franchised and 90% of production outsourced Brands recognized and desired by women consumers Top-of-mind in the Brazilian women’s footwear and accessories market Consistent delivery Attractive returns and strong cash flow generation
  • 3.
    3 Arezzo&Co Platform of BenchmarkBrands The Company has an exclusive portfolio of brands that are top-of-mind in the markets where it operates
  • 4.
    Arezzo&Co Flexible Business Model People& Management BENCHMARK BRANDS Customer-focused: we seek to anticipate what Brazilian women want MultichannelSourcing and Logistics Communication and Marketing EXPERIENCED MANAGEMENT TEAM WITH RESULTS-BASED INCENTIVES NATIONAL DISTRIBUTION STRATEGY STREAMLINED AND EFFICIENT SUPPLY CHAIN SOUND COMMUNICATION AND MARKETING PROGRAM ABILITY TO INNOVATE R&D 1 2 3 4 5 Arezzo&Co has total control over its Value Chain, from creation of the product, to the consumer’s in-store experience
  • 5.
    Arezzo&Co Flexible Business Model TheCompany’s know-how in managing multichannel business models is one of its key competitive differentials Franchises Owned StoresMultibrands  Enables greater brand capillarity and visibility  Rapid expansion of the brand with low investment and risk  Important sales channel for smaller cities  Optimization of the sales team: in-house team and commissioned sales representatives  Best Franchise in Brazil (2005) and in the sector for 7 years  96% of franchisee satisfaction, with a track record of 28 years  Direct interaction with customer develops retail competencies  Flagship stores ensure greater visibility and strengthen the brand image Investment in stores and working capital borne by franchisee Attractive ROIC  Capillarity in distribution  Sales ramp-up, generating business scalability High Contribution Margins  Total control of experience with the customer  Seal of Excellence in Franchising for the last 8 years (ABF) which are also reflected in franchised stores
  • 6.
    21 29 4557 249 274 296 342 270 303 341 399 1.364 1.585 2.146 2.351 2009 2010 2011 2012 Owned Franchises Mutibrands90% 10% Outsourcing Owned factory Arezzo&Co Asset-Light Model Optimization of capital allocation using an asset-light business model, from production to distribution Outsourcing of 90% of production  Located in one of the world’s major women’s footwear clusters  High degree of specialization in certain categories  Flexible production accompanies seasonality  Quality control Outsourcing Sales leveraged through franchises and multibrands 27% of sales in the Multibrands channel in 2012 48% of sales through Franchises in 2012
  • 7.
    44,2% 101,9% 144,6% 210,9% 13,9% 31,8% 29,8% 36,5% 2009 20102011 2012 Arezzo&Co (proforma sell-out) Market¹ 7 Arezzo&Co Sound Growth 28,4% 33% Market CAGR Arezzo & Co. CAGR 8% 4,3x Notes: 1. Women’s footwear market in Brazil; Source: Euromonitor. Base chart 100 = 2009 2. Based on Euromonitor research and IBOPE Inteligência (Pyxis). Arezzo&Co estimate of market share for women’s footwear market Growth: Arezzo&Co. Sell-out Net Sales X Market One of the world’s largest players in women’s footwear, almost 4 times greater than market growth in the last 4 years +4% of Market Share attained in the last 5 years Evolution of Arezzo&Co. Market Share² 7% 8% 9% 10% 11% 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
  • 8.
    Arezzo&Co Consistent delivery The Companyhas achieved sustainable growth, while maintaining margins Notes: 1. The adjustments to EBITDA for 2012 and 1H 2012 refer to a one-off charge of R$8MM incurred when replacing a sourcing supplier. EBITDA Evolution (R$ MM) and EBITDA Margin (%) 28,4% 48,5% 57,7% 23,3% 22,1% 20,6% 41 61 95 118 144 57 69 11,1% 14,7% 16,7% 17,3% 16,7% 15,9% 15,8% EBITDA EBITDA Margin
  • 9.
    Arezzo&Co Key messages The companyis ready to continue growing in a consistent and efficient manner 2 3 Changes to the sell-in calendar, in preparing the collection and monitoring the sell-out 4 1 5 Growth levers: continuous focus on the right product, backed up by a multibrand and multichannel strategy Continuous strengthening of the sourcing model Consolidation and roll-out of the Anacapri brand Improvement in the Corporate Governance structure