January 2021
Corporate Presentation
Disclaimer
Statements contained in this release relating to the business outlook of the Company, projections of operating/financial results, growth prospects of the Company and market and macroeconomic estimates are merely forecasts and are based on the beliefs, plans and expectations of Management in relation to the Company's future. These expectations
are highly dependent on changes in the market, Brazil's general economic performance, the industry and international markets, and hence are subject to change.
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Today's Speakers
- Years in Retail Experience
Jorge Faiçal | Guillaume Gras | Carlos Mario Giraldo |
CEO GPA | CFO GPA | CEO Grupo Éxito |
+25 | +16 | +25 |
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Agenda
GPA Consolidated | GPA Brazil | Grupo Éxito |
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Agenda
GPA Consolidated | GPA Brazil | Grupo Éxito |
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We Are the #1 Food Retailer in South America, with a Diversified Portfolio of
Leading Brands in Brazil, Colombia, Uruguay and Argentina
Food retailer | Food retailer and | One of the largest retail | |
in South America1 | food e-commerce in | employer in South America | |
1,502 stores | Brazil and Colombia | 97K+ employees | |
3Q202 LTM | |||
o Stores: 5132 | 32% | 35% |
- Net Revenue: R$15.9 bn o EBITDA: R$1.3 bn
o EBITDA Margin: 8.3%
o Market share: 28%
R$48.7 bn | R$3.7 bn (7.5% margin) | ||
3Q20LTM Net Revenue | 3Q20LTM EBITDA | ||
o | Stores: 8732 | ||
o | Net Revenue: R$27.9 bn | ||
58% | 55% | o | EBITDA: R$2.0 bn |
o | EBITDA Margin: 7.3% | ||
o | Market share: 14% |
% | % | o | Stores: 252 | |
Share | Share | o | Net Revenue: R$1.3 bn 3% | 1% |
o | EBITDA: R$22 mm | |||
of Revenue | of EBITDA | |||
o EBITDA Margin: 1.9%
o Market share: 2%
Source: Nielsen and Colombia market share from Supersociedades, as of 2019
Note:
- Leadership based on sales
- As of 4Q20
o | Stores: 912 | ||
o Net Revenue: R$3.6 bn | |||
o | EBITDA: R$355 mm | ||
7% | 9% | o | EBITDA Margin: 9.9% |
- Market share: 43%
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Successful Management Execution Driving Strong Results: 9M20 vs. 9M19
SSS | Net Revenue | Digital | Adj. EBITDA |
Growth | Growth | Penetration | Margin |
+10.1% | +6.7% | 4.7%2 | 7.7% |
+3 p.p. | +17 bps | ||
+7.0%1 | +7.1%1 | 12.0%3 | 7.3% |
+8 p.p. | stable |
Note: | ||
1. | Constant currency | |
2. | Gross Sales Digital / Gross Sales Food Category | 7 |
3. | Net Sales Digital / Total GMV; related to Éxito Colombia | |
Highest Commitment to ESG Principles with Strong Market Recognition
Our Group is Part of Key Sustainability Indexes | Our Recent ESG Initiatives and Achievements |
Across the Globe |
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Financial Times Stock Exchange | Morgan Stanley Capital International |
(MSCI) | |
(FTSE4GOOD) | |
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B3 Corporate Sustainability Index | Carbon Disclosure Programme |
(ISEB3) | |
(CDP) | |
The only food retailer |
Carbon Efficient Index
(ICO2)
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Top Management with Unique Experience in Food Retail and a Company with the Highest Governance Standards
Jorge Faiçal | Guillaume Gras Luiz Henrique Costa Laurent Cadillat | Carlos Mario Giraldo | Ruy Souza | Jacky Yanovich | ||||||
CEO GPA | CFO GPA | COO GPA | CDO GPA | CEO Éxito | CFO Éxito | COO Éxito | ||||
# Years in Retail | +25 | +16 | +7 | +20 | +25 | +5 | +20 | |||
Experience | ||||||||||
Experienced Board | Governance Highlights | |||||||||
Arnaud | Hervé | Rafael | Luiz Augusto | |||||||
Strasser | Daudin | Russowsky | Castro Neves | Audit Committee | Corporate Governance and | |||||
Co-VP | Member | Member | Independent Member | Sustainability Committee | ||||||
+ 2 0 | + 1 7 | + 8 | + 9 | |||||||
Jean-Charles | People and | Financial Committee | ||||||||
Remuneration Committee | ||||||||||
Naouri | ||||||||||
President | ||||||||||
+ 3 5 | Innovation and Digital | Listed on Novo Mercado | ||||||||
Transformation Committee | ||||||||||
Ronaldo | Christophe | Renan | Eleazar de | |||||||
Iabrudi | Hidalgo | Bergmann | Carvalho Filho | |||||||
# Y e a r s i n R e t a i l | Co-VP | Member | Independent Member Independent Member |
+ 8 | + 2 5 | + 2 0 | 9 |
Agenda
GPA Consolidated | GPA Brazil | Grupo Éxito |
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Investment Highlights
Focus on Executing Our Food Retail Strategy
Brands
#1 Food Retailer and Food E-commerce,
Nationwide Presence
Digital Platform Strategy
B&M
Digital
Improvement in All KPIs
Website
G7
Customer Data
Platform
Extra
Marketplace
.com
Multiple Levers of Growth and Low Leverage to
Seize Opportunities
Experienced & Engaged Management Team and
High ESG Standards
.com
Cheftime
Social
Media
Search | Push | Casa do |
SMS | Cliente | |
Qualitá
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We Serve All Client Profiles Nationwide Through Our Multiformat / Brand / Channel Strategy
Hypermarkets | Supermarkets |
Neighborhood
Complementary Businesses
4Q20
Brand Strength
Target Customer Value Proposition
(Frequency / Month)
Assortment
(# of SKUs)
Short-term Strategy
# of Stores
Regional
B-/C | C/D | ||
One-stop-shop | Shopping Experience | ||
1x+ | 4x+ | ||
+25k | +8k | ||
Conversion of the remaining | |||
Enhance value proposition | Extra Super | ||
New concept rollout | Explore auto service food | ||
segment | |||
103 | 141 | 6 | 28 |
Total: 175 | |||
Premium
Top of Mind
Ebit Nielsen
A/B+
Premium Shopping Experience
6x+
+15k
Conclude refurbishments and rollout
of G7 successful concepts
Expand the digital presence
Organic expansion
182
A/B/C
Every Day, Every Hour
8x+
+4k
Organic expansion
Adapt store layout to meet
specific locations
150 86
Total: 236
-
A-E
Complementary Services
2x+
-
Complement
our portfolio / value
proposition
103 | 2231 / 22 | 74 |
- of GPA Brazil Gross Revenue
43% | 17% | 44% | 27% |
6%
7%
Geographical Footprint
Note: | 12 |
- Galleries
- Shopping centers
Focusing on Four Key Pillars
Increase Hyper | Growth and | Organic Expansion | Scale-up our | ||||||||||||||
Profitability | Maturation of | of Premium | Digital Platform | ||||||||||||||
Super Regional | Formats | ||||||||||||||||
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What is Our Strategy in Each Format?
Enhancing Value Proposition | |
Competitiveness in grocery | |
Value Proposition | Quality in fresh |
Streamline non-food & specialties |
31 closed or converted to Assaí
Portfolio
(2016-2020)
Repositioning
23 repositioned in 2020 | |
Strategy | 80 stores to be repositioned |
Format | 11% |
Performance | |
Sales Growth | |
(9M20 vs. 9M19) | |
Repositioned | Growth above the control group |
Stores Performance | on sales and on EBITDA |
Regional Positioning | Organic Expansion |
Better price positioning | Best shopping experience |
Focus on fresh | Increased fresh offer |
Store layout similar to regional players | New payment and digital solutions |
169 stores conversions (2018-20) | 46 G7 stores |
6 stores to be converted in 2021 | 6 stores to be converted in 2021 |
Format maturation | Accelerated expansion |
Regional expansion | |
Maintenance of high profitability | |
(organic + M&A) | |
20% | 11% |
Sales Growth | Sales Growth |
Strong growth in the first year | Relevant growth in its first year |
and consistent growth in the | of operation followed by |
second year of operation | acceleration in the second year |
Organic Expansion
Stores strategically located in areas
with high flow of people
Everyday Neighborhood Format
New stores concepts including coffee shop and wine house
Accelerated expansion
Maintenance of high profitability
7%
Sales Growth
100% success in 2019 openings, with sales level above mature stores and increased profitability
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Strong Complementary Business Units
R$5 bn
Credit Portfolio
Business
diversification
Access to consumer | |||
data in/out of | |||
Broad Client Base | GPA's stores | ||
+1.9 mm | |||
active accounts |
261k sqm | |||
GLA | |||
Additional | 6th | ||
interactions with the | largest in Brazil | ||
customer | |||
103
Stores
New sources of | 74 | ||
revenue | |||
Gas Stations | |||
1% | |||
market share |
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Focusing on Four Key Pillars: Scale-upOur Digital Platform
Increase Hyper | Growth and | Organic Expansion | Scale-up Our | ||||||
Profitability | Maturation of | of Premium | Digital Platform | ||||||
Super Regional | Formats | ||||||||
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We Are in a Large and Expanding Market
Total Addressable Market in Brazil
2020E
R$141 bn
R$7 bn
Only 1P: R$1 bn
Market Share: 14%
2025E
R$351 bn
+20% CAGR E-commerce
(2020E - 2025E)
R$48 bn
From 5% to 14% Food Retail Penetration
in E-commerce
7x Digital Food Retail Market Expansion
1P + 3P + New Initiatives
Massive increase in market share
E-commerce Market | Digital Food Retail Market | GPA Digital Revenue |
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Source: Euromonitor; IBGE
Distinguished B&M Portfolio Creating Economics Moats to Enhance the
Largest Digital Food Retail Platform
Frequency + | Top of Mind Brands | Nationwide | We Already Own the Customer | |||||||||||
Recurrence | Logistics in Place | (Massive Database) | ||||||||||||
Food (mainly fresh) as | +800 Stores / Hubs | 22 mm | 17 mm | |||||||||||
Our Core | Last Mile Capabilities | customers | apps | |||||||||||
registered | downloads | |||||||||||||
Profitability Strategy to | Cashflow Dynamics | People: Our Most | ||||||||
Deliver One-Stop-Shop | Valuable Asset | |||||||||
Core / | Technology Capex Already | Agile Methodology | ||||||||
Higher Margin = 1P | Deployed | Talent Attraction & Retention | ||||||||
Reinvest FCF | ||||||||||
Fulfillment / | ||||||||||
Partnership with Tech | ||||||||||
Take Rate = 3P | Marginal Cost at Stores | |||||||||
Companies | ||||||||||
Limited CAC (Mainly Retention) | ||||||||||
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CoalitionLoyalty
60+ mm | 82% | 6.4x |
client base | penetration3 | avg. ticket4 |
This is Our
Platform Strategy
Network Effect
240%
growth1
12%
penetration2
R$1.1 bn | E-commerce |
+250mm annual visits | |
GMV | |
14%
mkt share
Relationship
Customer
Identity
Platform
22+ mm 17+ mm
Loyal Downloads Customers
Digital
Payment
PIX enabled
FIC
Open Banking
Logistics | Data | ||
Fulfillment | Services | Monetization | |
+80 startups and scale-ups plugged | Services | ||
Note: | Click & Collect | ||
1. | E-commerce 9M20 vs 9M19 | ||
2. | Sales through digital channels at Pão de Açúcar as of 3Q20 | 1 hour | |
3. | Pão de Açúcar sales to loyal customers | delivery | |
4. | Loyal customer using APP (with My Rewards and My Discounts) vs loyal customer without APP |
Insights
Media
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Expanding Our Digital Platform to Support Market Share Growth
BUILT
We Are Here
Jan/21
ROADMAP
VALUE OF OUR PLATFORM
Multiple delivery
solutions
- 295 stores click & collect
- 29 cities last mile
Insights
Food e-commerce
14% of mkt share
GMV
R$ 1bn
Loyal customers | Launch 3P |
22mm | |
APPs | |
17mm downloads |
Pet Auto
New payment | Fulfillment | ||
Homeware Toys | Personal Care | services | |
solutions: | |||
Enhance 3P: | digital wallet | ||
Huge potential to be captured | |||
Network | |||
effect | |||
+ penetration in existing | |||
Boost 1P categories: | regions and expansion to | ||
new regions | |||
strengthen existing verticals | |||
to expand mkt share | + new DCs | Data monetization: | |
marketing of media - using | |||
+37 transit points | |||
purchase frequency and | |||
+170 same day / click & | |||
Baby Products | Wine | customer base | |
collect stores | |||
+9 cities with last mile | |||
Beer | Cleaning | coverage | |
Products
PLATFORM MATURITY
Market share
expansion
Distinguish B&M assets with food as core (high | Develop and complete our | Customer knowledge platform fully |
frequency) contributing to a leading 1P platform | value proposition | integrated generating network effects |
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Key Takeaways
Focus on Executing Our Strategy
Strategically Focused on Food Retail
#1 Food Retailer and Food E-commerce,Nationwide Presence
Serving All Client Profiles Through Our Multiformat Strategy
Digital Platform Strategy
Integration of Our Top and Diversified B&M Portfolio with a Massive Loyal Customer Base, Boosting Growth
Improvement in All KPIs
Operational Excellence, Continuous Innovation and
Strengthening Value Proposition in Selected Formats
Multiple Levers of Growth and Low Leverage to Seize Opportunities
Strong Organic Growth of Premium and Neighborhood Formats
Experienced & Engaged Management Team and High ESG Standards
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Agenda
GPA Consolidated | GPA Brazil | Grupo Éxito |
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Grupo Exito Investment Highlights
Leading food retail | Comprehensive ecosystem, | Pioneering innovation | ||
including relevant | ||||
platform in Colombia | with new models and | |||
complementary businesses | ||||
and Uruguay | private label | |||
and monetization strategies | ||||
Leadership & Diversification | Brick & Mortar | Exito WOW | ||
Top-of-mind brands | Omnichannel | Carulla Fresh Market | ||
Lean financial structure | Viva Malls, Tuya, Puntos | Surti Mayorista | ||
Strong cash flow generation | Colombia | Taeq, Frescampo | ||
Others | Arkitect, Finlandek | |||
Well-established
platform with
omnichannel and digital capabilities
Solid platform
High digital penetration
Significant value upside from ongoing initiatives
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Grupo Exito: an absolute food retail market leader in Colombia and Uruguay
Leading market position, with a comprehensive coverage of customers and markets | Top-of-mind with customers | ||
Brands and formats for all segments of the population | Reputable brand, with strong recognition |
Highlights (LTM 3Q20)
Revenues (R$bn)
EBITDA margin
15.9 | 3.6 | 1.3 |
8.3% | 9.9% | 1.9% |
45.8
Source: Follow Brand
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Brand Awareness
Highest score among food retailers in Colombia (~2x the second highest)
Cash flow conversion1
Sales area ('000 sqm)
Market shares
Retail2
Real estate4
78% | 81% | 70% | ||
839 | 90 | 106 | ||
1 | 28% | 1 | 43% | 2%3 |
32% | N/A | 12% |
7,800
/10,000
Source: Merco
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Corporate reputation
#1 in corporate reputation among retailers in Colombia. #8 overall
Brand portfolio
Premium
Mainstream
Low Cost
Diversified with a large footprint | Sizeable operations | Dual retail/real estate model | ||
Absolute market leader | Absolute market leader | |||
Diversified real estate portfolio | ||||
#1 private employer in Colombia | Strong cash generation | |||
Comprehensive ecosystem
Notes: 1. Calculated as (EBITDA-Capex)/EBITDA; 2. Colombia market share from Supersociedades, including discounters, as of 2019. Uruguay market share from IDretail/GDU, as of 2019. Argentina market share from Nielsen, as of February 2019; | 24 |
3. Refers to market share in the country. The market share for the areas Grupo Exito is present in is 15%; 4. Market share based on real estate AUM; 5. Includes: Tuya Pay, Paseo, Media business venture, Vehicle Rental business venture, Exito Móvil, among others |
Comprehensive Ecosystem with Strong Synergies
Complementary businesses and monetization activities contribute ~20-30% of Colombia's EBITDA over time
Absolute market leader, with 28% retail market share
#1 food retailer, high margins and strong cash flow generation
Dual Retail / Real
Estate model
Unmatched digital penetration in the region
Including click &
collect, digital
catalogue
735 vendors with
82% GMV growth in
2020
Brick & Mortar
Omnichannel
#1 loyalty coalition in Colombia with over 105 allied brands
Loyalty Coalition
Complementary
Businesses & Traffic
Monetization
Omniclient
Others
#1 shopping mall
operator in Colombia
#3 real estate
player in
Argentina
#1 card issuer
in Colombia
Launched inMarch 2020 with ~200k digital accounts
#1 seller of
micro insurance
in Colombia
#4 travel agency in Colombia
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Grupo Exito has pioneered innovation in Colombia
Exito Wow | Carulla Fresh Market | |
Innovating Hypermarket - "WOW" experience model | Premium - Fresh & sustainable proposal |
11 stores | 21.0% of total banner | +16.5 p.p. sales growth vs. | 13 stores | 28.3% of total banner | +12.5 p.p. sales growth vs. | |||||
sales (3Q20) | non-converted stores | sales (3Q20) | non-converted stores | |||||||
Recognized by the British Institute of Grocery Distribution
as the "Store of the Month" for October 2020 (Exito Wow Laureles)
Recognized by the British Institute of Grocery Distribution
among "16 best supermarkets to visit in 2019"
Year 1 post-conversion metrics1
+30% | ||
+20% | +15% | |
Sales Growth | EBITDA Growth | ROI |
Potential to reach 43 stores converted into Exito Wow
and +101 Exito WOW Econo format
Year 1 post-conversion metrics1
+20% | +15% | |
+15% | ||
Sales Growth | EBITDA Growth | ROI |
Potential to reach 34 stores converted into Carulla Fresh Market
and +46 Carulla Fresh Market Midi format
Sustainable Growth: Stores continue to grow double digit in the second year post conversion
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Note: 1. Considers standard format stores only
Strong and growing private label portfolio, with cross-synergies among our businesses in different countries
Food categories
Taeq
Positioned as the 3rd most important healthy brand in Colombia
Frescampo
Relevant low-cost brand in the Colombian market
Non-Food categories
Apparel
Arkitect, Bronzini and People are among the top 10 apparel brands in Colombia
Homegoods
Relevant homegoods brand, with international presence
Over 5 thousand SKUs | Over 46 thousand SKUs |
as of 3Q20 | as of 3Q20 |
~34% Private Apparel & Homegoods Penetration | |
~17% Private Label Penetration in Food Products | |
in 9M20 | in 9M20 |
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There is no other Latin American player with such omnichannel penetration as Grupo Exito in Colombia
R$2.0bn1 | 2.7x |
2020 sales via | Omnichannel |
omnichannel | sales growth2 |
Unmatched omnichannel penetration
Omnichannel share of sales (%)
12% | |
4% | |
2019 | 2020 |
Exito to continue strengthening the
omnichannel business in 2021
1 | Increase platform monetization |
2 | Maintain double digit growth and high |
penetration into 2021 | |
3 | Increase apparel category penetration |
Positive contribution to the margin of the B&M business
Omnichannel highlights (2020) | ||||
2.8x food / 2.6x non-food | ||||
growth in 2020 | ||||
E-commerce | Marketplace | Digital Catalogue | 9% food / 20% non-food | |
+240% in traffic | 735 vendors | +3.6% in sales | penetration as of 2020 | |
More than 8.5mm orders | ||||
in 2020 | ||||
Last Mile & Delivery | Click & Collect | 164mm website visits | ||
in 2020, vs. 86mm in 2019 | ||||
85% of total orders in | 800k+ orders in | |||
2020 | 2020 | |||
Continue investing CAPEX in innovation | |
4 | and omnichannel (c. 30% of our total |
CAPEX in 2020) |
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Notes: Data refers to Colombia. 1. Converted at a BRLCOP average FX rate for 2020 of 716.86; 2. 2020 vs. 2019
Undisputed digital presence, with significant upside from initiatives and digital transformation in Colombia
Excelling digital presence
Carulla SmartMarket: the first smart retail lab in Colombia
Exito.com and Carulla.com website visits (mm)
164 | |
86 | |
2019 | 2020 |
Strong positioning in the e-commerce
space, with ~70% of omnichannel sales made with own logistics and picking
Mi Descuento initiative with ~568k registered customers1
Continuous investment in data analytics
to improve customer experience
Succesful initiatives developed in the lab roll out to other stores
Co-work with | Located in | |||||||
12 startups | Bogotá | |||||||
Paga | Smile ID | Electronic | 3D Sales | |||||
Conmigo | Labels | Circuit | ||||||
Check & Go | E-sommelier | Enhanced | Ready to Go | |||||
Reality | ||||||||
Most popular retailer on the internet (Google)
Search interest relative to Exito (LTM average as of January 7, 2021)
100
43
32 30
16 11 8
Retailer 1 Retailer 2 Retailer 3 Retailer 4 Retailer 5 Retailer 6
Source: Google Trends (Colombia)
Note: 1. As of Sep 2020
2020 App downloads in Colombia
1,900,000 | Rappi is Exito's | |||||||
exclusive | ||||||||
last-mile partner | ||||||||
806,662 | ||||||||
592,767 | 422,729 | |||||||
228,697 | ||||||||
Rappi | Éxito | App 1 | App 2 | App 3 |
Check & Go | Virtual Assistant | |
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Viva Malls: Largest shopping mall operator in Colombia
Business overview | Selected assets | |
Highlights | Innovation initiatives | |||||
Occupancy rate over | 763k sqm GLA | |
92% in 2020 | as of 2020 | |
Online marketplace
and omnichannel
More than 23% EBITDA CAGR from 2017 to 2020
Viva Envigado | Viva Tunja |
Almost 94% occupancy rate | Almost 99% occupancy rate |
+31.8mm visitors since opening | +4.9mm visitors since opening |
in 2018 | in 2019 |
Largest mall in Colombia | Gold Award in the Design and |
Development |
Viva Barranquilla | Viva Laureles |
More than 93% occupancy rate | More than 99% occupancy rate |
Opening in 2016 | Opening in 2012 |
Market leadership allows Viva Malls to be the way into
the Colombian market for international brands
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Tuya and Puntos Colombia: Traffic monetization and loyalty program
Consumer finance subsidiary of Exito, offering credit card and mobile wallet solutions; 50%/50% joint venture with Bancolombia
Program to monetize customer loyalty. A winning partnership between the largest retailer and the largest bank in Colombia
2.7mm credit card
stock with more than 320k new cards issued in 2020
~R$6.2bn in Billing in 20201
Penetration close
to 18% of Exito sales FY20
Strong credit
portfolio with nearly 18% of cards rated B or higher in 2020
Powerful initiative
Potential to become the second "currency" of Colombia
Massive data | Points redeemed (COP$bn) | ||||
Habeas data2 from 4.7mm | |||||
customers | |||||
84 | 100 | 105 | |||
Growing with Exito | |||||
Exito represents c. 75% of | |||||
2018 | 2019 | 2020 | |||
total redemption | |||||
Digital wallet service offered by Grupo Exito in alliance with
Bancolombia, and integrated with Exito's POS systems
~200k users as of December 2020
quickly expanding since its launch in March 2020
Note: 1. Converted at a BRLCOP average FX rate for 2020 of 716.86; 2. Habeas Data refers to data that customers have agreed to share
Over 100 allies
strengthen the ecosystem and help boost the company's growth
Relevant and growing marketplace
improves user experience and increases loyalty monetization
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Uruguay and Argentina: enhancing diversification
Grupo Exito in Uruguay
Highly profitable business driven by differentiation
Consistent | Consistently | High cash | Absolute market | |
growth in sales | high margins | generation | leader | |
with a ~5.5% CAGR | of ~9-10% since | of U$60mm per | with 43% of market | |
('16-'19) | 2018 | year | share | |
Exito has the #1 presence in the most high-end market of Latin America
Differentiation
Pioneered the Fresh Market concept in the | ||||||||
region, with a differentiated purchasing experience | ||||||||
Omnichannel | Focus on premium brands | |||||||
◼ devoto.com and | ◼ Investments towards Fresh Market | |||||||
will be the main focus to support | ||||||||
geant.com | ||||||||
sales evolution | ||||||||
◼ Self check-out: 66 stores | ||||||||
◼ | Store renovations | ◼ | High-end | |||||
◼ | Shop & Go: 56 stores | ◼ | Frictionless | Fresh | ||||
◼ Click & Collect: 41 stores | payments | products | ||||||
◼ | ◼ Top meat | |||||||
Ready-to-eat | ||||||||
◼ Platform stores: 3 | ||||||||
◼ ~3% omnichannel sales | ||||||||
penetration in 2020 |
Grupo Exito in Argentina
Diversified real estate portfolio and resilient retail platform
Retail
Market share - Libertad Zone of Influence
23.2%
14.7% 14.5% 14.3%
6.9%
Dual | Player 1 | Player 3 | Player 4 | Player 5 |
model |
Positive EBITDA and compelling asset hedge
Real estate
3rd real estate | 15 shopping | |
player in the | centers in 9 | |
country | provinces | |
169k sqm of GLA | ~90% occupancy | |
(2020) | ||
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Key takeaways
Solid food retail leadership in Colombia and Uruguay, with robust operations and profitability
Unmatched omnichannel penetration and digital transformation
Pioneer in innovation, including hypermarket, fresh market, and real estate
Robust ecosystem, with clear customer monetization opportunities
Strong and growing private label portfolio
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Q&A
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