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October 2012 Forus: Brands & Retail 24 Brands 19 stores concepts 2 Our Brands 24 brands Licensed Brands 19 brands International Licensors: Wolverine World Wide (USA) Columbia Sportswear (USA) Jones New York Group (USA)


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October 2012

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Forus: Brands & Retail

24 Brands 19 stores’ concepts

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Our Brands – 24 brands

Licensed Brands

International Licensors: Wolverine World Wide (USA) Columbia Sportswear (USA) Jones New York Group (USA) Brooks (USA) Sanuk (USA) Azaleia (Brazil) Jansport (USA) TNS (Colombia) Church’s (England)

19 brands Own Brands 5 brands

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New stores

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Forus buys Hush Puppies Peru

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Enter in Peru and Colombia. Forus buys the Uruguayan brand Forus is opened to the stock market. Forus buys the brands Azaleia and Norseg. New stores of: New stores

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Our History: 32 years of experience

1980 1982

Alfonso Swett

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Hush Puppies in Chile with 70% of participation. The remaining 30% was in the Wolverine World Wide hands 1995 1996 2001 2006 2007 Enter in Uruguay Alfonso Swett S. buys the remaining 30% from the WWW 1988 1991 Forus buys the brand Calpany. Born of the company name Forus S.A. New brand and stores: 1990 1992

New Brand New Chain New Chain & Brand

2008 2009 Construction

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footwear’s factory in Chile 1993 2003 2010 2011 New Distributio n Center. New brand and store of: Joint Venture with WWW in Colombia. New store of: 2012 2005

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In the last 6 years, since 2006 until 2011 Forus:

  • Created / acquired 13 brands
  • Entered into Peru and Colombia
  • Created / acquired 8 new concepts of stores
  • Opened 131 stores: 23,8 as an average per year

How fast can we be

1980 2003 1988 1990 1991 1992 1993 1995 1996 2001 2009 2008 2007 2006

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2011 2010 2005

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Ownership Structure

Costanera 66,0% Companies related to Costanera 5,1% Investment Funds 16,6% Institutional Investors 7,8% Brokers 4,2% Others 0,4%

September, 2012

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Where are we

Data express in million Ch$ as for June 30, 2012. Chile’ Sales includes Top Safety business’ Sales.

Chile N° Stores : 230 Sales : $73.877 MM Uruguay N° Stores : 32 Sales: $7.120 MM Colombia N° Stores : 24 Sales: $2.847 MM Peru N° Stores: 28 Sales: $5.006 MM

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Sales by Subsidiaries

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International Subsidiaries weight 16.5% of the total Revenues as for June 2012.

16.5%

15.8%

Retail Chile 82,4% Uruguay 8,2% Perú 5,8% Colombia 2,5% TopSafety 1,0%

Revenues by Subsidiaries 1S 2012

Retail Chile 83,8% Uruguay 7,9% Perú 5,6% Colombia 2,3% TopSafety 0,4%

Revenues by Subsidiaries 1S 2011

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Footwear is still the most important

Sales per Category Forus Chile

9 Footwear 74% Apparel 20% Accesories 6%

2011

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Sales by Channel

Forus Chile Sales breakdown by Channel

68% 68% 67% 65% 72% 70% 77% 32% 32% 33% 35% 28% 30% 23% 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Retail Wholesale

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Supply Strategy

  • Most of the products that Forus sells are purchased directly from Asian

producers, mainly China.

  • Through a network that includes its own operation in China and its
  • licensees. Forus benefits from attractive trade conditions associated

with the purchasing volume of the companies with which it has licensing rights.

  • Among the licensees are three of the four largest footwear companies in

the United States. Forus thus benefits from the economies of scale, which give it a major competitive edge.

  • The company also participates in the footwear industry with its own local

factory with the following benefits:

  • Flexibility in terms of reducing delivery times.
  • Possibility of manufacturing small lots of products.

Local Factory 7% Asia 84% Others 9%

2011

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How we will continue growing

Sources of Growth

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Organic Growth Brands + Chains Inorganic Growth New Acquisitions International Emphasis in Peru and Colombia

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Financial Summary

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56.504 63.480 90.568 105.716 104.354 120.837 142.351 69.156 87.208 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 1S'11 1S'12

Strong Growth….

Forus Consolidated Revenues

CAGR nominal = 16,6%

Historical data of Forus Consolidated in MM Ch$.

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With an historical ROS

CAGR nominal (2005 – 2011) = 36,9%

Historical data in MM Ch$. % Profit / Revenues

Net Profit Forus Consolidated

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Net Profit 4.317 7.020 9.249 11.695 9.827 19.393 28.424 14.162 17.142 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 1S'11 1S'12

7,6% 11,1% 10,2% 11,1% 9,4% 16,0% 20,0% 20,5% 19,7%

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Record in EBITDA Margin

Historical data in MM Ch$.

EBITDA Margin EBITDA Forus Consolidated

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CAGR nominal (2005-2011) = 28,7%

8.305 11.152 17.171 19.299 17.014 25.010 37.663 18.564 23.464 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 1S'11 1S'12 14,7% 17,6% 19,0% 18,3% 16,3% 20,7% 26,5% 26,8% 26,9%

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Capex 2013

MM US$ 10 New Stores 30+

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Forus Consolidated Capex

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