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• Glossary

Below is a brief glossary of the main terms used in earnings release, market announcements, relevant facts, etc.:

1P (first party): Own inventory, the company buys and sells products directly to the customers.

3P (third-party): Third party inventory which is managed by the sellers.

B2B (Business-to-Business): A commercial transaction between companies.

BRANDING: Management strategy of the brand with the objective of rendering it more recognizable by its consuming public and present in the market.

CAC: Customer Acquisition Cost.

CAGR: Compound Annual Grouth Rate

CAPEX: Capital Expenditure allocated to the Company’s investments. (Example: Fixed Assets and Intangible Assets).

CHURN: Rate of turnover. This is a metric used in customer management which shows the rate of consumers which a company has lost in a given period and the total revenue involved in this process.

MOBILE CHECKOUT: Process of concluding a purchase alternative to the traditional cashier’s desk. The conclusion of the transaction may be made through Mobile Sales, made by the store employee using instore mobile devices; Self-Checkout, self-service totems; and through the Pague Digital (Digital Payment) whereby the customer concludes the purchase with his own smartphone using the Renner app.

CRM (Customer Relationship Management): Software which provides a complete management of the sales process, making the approach and contacts with the client more assertive.

CROSS SELL: Sale of complementary products or services based on customer interests within the Renner ecosystem.

EBITDA: Stands for “Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization”. Performance indicator of operating cash generation. The calculation of EBITDA may be adjusted for non-recurring items which contribute to the information on the potential for gross cash generation in the Company’s operations. Adjusted EBITDA has no standardized meaning, and our definition may not be comparable with that used by other companies.

ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance): Environmental, social and governance practices.

FOLLOW ON: Subsequent offering of shares of a publicly held company.

FREE FLOAT: Is the percentage of a company’s shares which are traded on the Stock Exchange.

GMV (Gross Merchandise Volume): Term used in online retailing to show the total monetary value of sales through this channel.

IDIVERSA B3: Brazilian stock market index, that aims to make diversity indicators visible and tangible to the market and generate comparability in the performance of companies, inducing them to adopt the best diversity practices.

INFLUENCER: Professionals who through content published in the social media, are able to influence and cause an effect on thousands of people in relation to a given product. Due to their followers and engagement, they are deemed to be credible and successful people in their métier.

IN SEASON: purchasing decisions for items made within the season (e.g. spring-summer).

IFRS: International Financial Reporting Standards correspond to international accounting norms.

LAST MILE: Is a concept which relates to the last stage in the delivery of the product, leaving a distribution center to the final recipient.

LIFETIME VALUE: Is a metric defining the value of the customer’s life cycle. It represents the sum of all the values expended by a consumer while he is a customer of the brand.

MARKETPLACE: An online sales platform which combines different companies selling products as if it were a virtual store window.

MAU (Monthly Active Users): The number of active users in a month, the metric related to the frequency and involvement of users in sites and apps.

OMNICHANNEL: A strategy which uses all a company’s communication channels in an integrated and simultaneous fashion. The underlying objective is to narrow the relationship between on- and off-line and strengthen the relationship of the customer with the company, thus improving their experience.

DIGITAL PAYMENT: A purchase modality where the customer can pay for his purchases in the store with his own smartphone using the Renner app.

p.p: Percentage points.

ROIC LTM: Return On Invested Capital over the last twelve months.

SELLER: Is the name given to all those that sell their products in our marketplace.

SEO (Search Engine Optimization): set of strategies to enhance and improve the positioning of websites considering organic results.

SPENDING: Total customer expenditure in a given period.

SSS (Same Store Sales): Relation between the sales executed in the same stores (more than 12 months of operation) in the current period compared to sales in these selfsame stores in the same period of the previous year.

STAKEHOLDERS: Individuals or entities that have a relationship with the Company. In addition to the shareholders, the company’s employees, customers, suppliers, creditors, governments and community are stakeholders.

STARTUP: Young or recently constituted companies which present major growth possibilities. Startups are characterized by being scalable businesses and growing in a much faster and efficient way compared with a traditional small and middle market company.

STICKINESS: This is the propensity of customers to return to a product or use it with greater frequency, the product itself having characteristics that enhance the profoundness of the relationship with the customer over time.

TPV (Total Payment Volume): It is the total amount that was made in transactions through payment methods such as cards, acquirers, sub-acquirers and other intermediaries.

UX (User Experience): User Experience is the combination of elements and factors relative to the interaction of the user with a given product, system, or service responsible for projecting experiences of enchantment to gain the loyalty and capture customers.