Vale's Performance in 2Q22

July 29th, 2022

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1. We are building a better Vale

Vale's Performance in 2Q22: We are building a better Vale

Building a better Vale

Reshaping

Re-rating

De-risking

Brumadinho

Focus on core business

▪ Elimination of cash drains

Benchmark in safety

Best-in-class reliable operator

Talent-driven organization

Mariana

▪ Accretive growth opportunities

Dam safety

▪ Cost efficiency

  • Production resumption

Leader in low carbon mining

and ESG practices

Reference in creating and

sharing value

Sound cash flow generation

Discipline in capital allocation

Vale's Performance in 2Q22: We are building a better Vale

Historical agreement

with the Xikrin do Cateté indigenous people

40 years of relationship

18 months of engagement and dialogue

Definitive solution to end 15-year disputes

Stakeholders involved: Indigenous Leaders,

Federal Public Prosecutors Office and Vale

Indigenous Leader and Vale's CEO, Eduardo Bartolomeo

Note: The agreement with the Xikrin community was approved by the court responsible for the Onça Puma, S11D and Salobo projects. Approval is still pending for the Alemão and Ferro Carajás projects.

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