INSTITUTIONAL PRESENTATION

December 2023

CURRENT SCENARIO

Assaí in numbers

Present in 1 in every 4 homes (1)

+35 million customers per month

+30% of market share (2) 288 stores

Diverse store formats ~80,000 employees

(1) 2023 NielsenIQ Homescan survey; (2) Nielsen

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Highly fragmented market with growth opportunities

FOOD MARKET

~R$800 bn

(ABIA(1) 2022)

~R$700 bn

(ABRAS 2022)

~R$255 bn

(Nielsen 2022, considering only Cash

& Carry)

FRAGMENTATION - C&C

~2,500 stores +300 players

  1. Brazilian Food Industry Association.

POPULATION DENSITY PER C&C

Caption

Fewer

More

inhabitants

inhabitants

per Cash & Carry

per Cash & Carry

OPPORTUNITY

Of the 203 cities with +150,000 inhabitants

91 cities do not have yet an Assaí store

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We are the brand with the highest presence in Brazilian homes

Channel Penetration (1)

(Jun/23)

73%

62%

35%

20%

Cash &

Super

Hyper

Proximity

Carry

21%

10%

6%

3%

Channels Participation (1)

Small businesses and beverage distributors amount to 59% (4)

Penetration of brands in Brazil (2)

25%

25%

21% 21%

Presence in

22%

households

19%

18%

+30%

10% 10%

Market share in

10%

Cash & Carry

6%

6% 6%

5%

~12%

3%

Total Cash & Carry

Assaí

Player 1

Player 2

Player 3

Player 4

Player 5

Player 6

stores (3)

1H21

(C&C)

(Retail)

(Hyper)

(Super)

(Super)

(Super)

1H23

1H21

1H23

(1) Nielsen; (2) NielsenIQ Homescan 2023 survey; (3) Considering 2,500 stores in the Cash & Carry market; (4) Small grocery stores, supermarkets and hypermarkets that do not belong

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to major groups account for 43%, while beverage distributors account for 16%.

Success proven by productivity

ASSAÍ PRODUCTIVITY 80% ABOVE SECTOR AVERAGE

Assaí Evolution

Annual average sales/store:

(R$ milion)

11.9%

5.5%

254

215

227

2021

2022

Sep/23 LTM

Annual average sales/mature store:

~R$140M (1)

vs.

~R$ 250M

Assaí Evolution

Sales/m²:

(R$ thousand)

4.4

4.5

4.7

4.9

3.8

4.0

4.1

3.5

2016

2017

2018

2019

2020

2021

2022

Sep/23 LTM

(1) Considering weekly average sales of R$3.7 million (Source: Nielsen) - excluding Assaí

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Model evolution maintaining low costs and increasing profitability

2011

Today

Old

New

layout

layout

Selling

Improvements: lighting, air conditioning, equipment, glass

Selling

Expenses(1): 9%

Expenses(1): 9%

facade, flooring, high ceiling, pallet racks

(1) Excluding rent

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Expansion acceleration with conversions in irreplicable points

Strategic points in exceptional locations in major capitals and metropolitan regions

Accelerated expansion in regions with greater proximity to B2B and B2C clients

~400,000 m² added to sales area

Low cannibalization of existing stores

Sales 3x (1) higher than in the hypermarket model

EBITDA margin 150 bps above the Company's average (2)

Galerias comerciais contribuirão para diluição dos custos de ocupação (230 mil m² de ABL / 1.300 lojistas)

Accelerated maturation with presence in high-density urban regions

3

2

1

2

2

1

2

3

1

5

1

66

3

29

1

Stores

8

acquired

2

64

Conversions concluded (3)

(1) Based on the Company's past experience in store conversions. (2) In relation to the Company's average (7.5%). (3) Until December

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2023.

Performance of conversions confirms unique value proposition

In less than 12 months of operation, converted stores register 13% higher gross sales than mature

organic stores, while EBITDA margin Post-IFRS16 is in line with the Company's average

Average monthly sales

R$ million

25.0

2.7x

23.5

Sales uplift

(3.7x in food

perimeter)

21.6

1Q23

2Q23

3Q23

Adjusted EBITDA margin Post-IFRS 16 (% Net Revenue)

~7%

~6%

~5%

1Q23

2Q23

3Q23

47 converted stores opened in 2022:

Mg EBITDA Pre-IFRS16 5.4%

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