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nexa Net revenue: US$ 2.6B Adjusted EBITDA: US$704.2M ESG targets linked to the variable compensation of senior management. Visit the Nexa website The low supply of metallic commodities globally and the increase in demand during the year increased the price of zinc and copper, Nexa's main products, contributing to the company's positive results. The price of zinc rose 28% over the previous year, reaching its highest level in the last 14 years. On the other hand, the industry was also affected by rising input prices and logistical constraints. Despite that, Nexa achieved a record adjusted EBITDA of US$704 million and net revenue of US$2.6 billion in 2021, 75% and 34% higher, respectively, than 2020. Higher prices and volumes, as well as the initiatives of the Jeito Nexa (Nexa Way) program, contributed to the positive results in the year, despite the operational challenges related to lower mineral supply and the increase in input prices. Jeito Nexa, the company's program to transform the organizational culture, promotes initiatives to improve efficiency in all areas of the operation. In 2021, it is estimated that Jeito Nexa had a positive impact on adjusted EBITDA of US$209 million, exceeding initial expectations. Another important project in year was Aripuanã, an underground polymetallic mine in the state of Mato Grosso that will start operating in the third quarter of 2022. Aripuana is one of the largest zinc projects being implemented in the world, with an investment of approximately US$625 million and production estimated at around 120,000 tonnes of zinc equivalent per year. This investment aims to increase the integration between the company's existing mines and smelters. Aripuanã is considered one of the most sustainable mining projects in Brazil; highlighting the dry disposal of tailings and high eficiency in water reuse in the production process. As part of Nexa's sustainability agenda, one important step was the creation of ESG targets linked to the variable compensation of company executives. In the social arena, Nexa continued to support the communities where it operates in their fight against COVID-19. During the year, social investments totaled more than US$7 million to implement initiatives aligned with the company's strategic social axes: economic development, support for public management, and initiatives for children and young adults. 53 =
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