Celebrating 10 Years at BM&FBOVESPA
Value generation model
G4-9
Lojas Renner seeks, in every detail of its operations, to encourage healthy relationships and to monitor
the sustainability and availability of inputs it depends on, promoting, to society and stakeholders, social
development, preservation of natural resources and wealth generation.
NATURAL RESOURCES FOR THE
MANUFACTURE OF PRODUCTS
AND OPERATION OF STORES
Water, energy, cotton, and other
resources used to take our products
and services to consumers
RESOURCES FOR THE OPERATIONS
INPUTS necessary
TRAINED PEOPLE
WORKING
17.869
people working directly in the
operation of our business
456
973
administrative suppliers
providing resources and
materials (hardware,
software, consulting,
furniture, construction,
transport, etc.)
R$ 571.4 million
invested in systems,
facilities, stores, logistics
efficiency, etc.
$
1.1 billio
billion
for our OPERATIONS
COMPLEMENTARY BUSINESS
Renner selling clothes, accessories, cosmetics and footwear.
Lifestyles strategy, covering many different styles. Camicado
with decor, houseware products, household appliances,
bedding and bath items. You com selling clothes, accessories
and footwear, focusing on young customers.
OFFER OF FINANCIAL PRODUCTS IN REALIZE CRÉDITO
Renner Card, My Card, Personal Credit, Insurance and Personal Assistance
VOLUNTARY COMMITMENTS
Lojas Renner is a signatory to the UN Global
Compact, of the Women's Empowerment Principles,
of UN Women, and the Pact for the Eradication of
Slave Labor, directly related to its supply chain.
EMPOWERING WOMEN AND PROMOTING SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
THROUGH THE LOJAS RENNER INSTITUTE
Employment and Income Generation Projects aimed at Women, Training
of Young People and Community Development. Key partner of one of the
seven Women's Empowerment Principles, UN Women.
A
$
DEVELOPMENT OF THE TEXTILE SECTOR IN BRAZIL
Foundation and participation in the ABVTEX and structuring of the
Supplier Management area in pursuit of certification, monitoring
and development of the domestic textile chain, to ensure respect for
the environment and human rights.
Sustainability Project in the
jeans supply chain to develop
solutions to minimize the
impact of this production.
Financing for innovation in the sector's supply
chain through support from the National
Development Bank (BNDES) and the Financier
of Studies and Projects (Finep).
R$
R$
businesses in 2015
and their RESULTS
8,1 billion
804.3 million
distributed to employees
as compensation
R$ 231.5 million in
dividends to shareholders
R$
3.9
billion
IN GROSS REVENUE
$
R$ 532.6 million in
compensation to third party
capital (financial institutions)
R$
1.9
billion paid in taxes
(Federal, State and Municipal)
for the benefit of society
paid to suppliers
R$ 2,119.8
RECEIVABLES R$
35,422
4,293.
million in cards and other accounts
WOMEN EMPOWERED
through the investment of 3.6 million in training
projects promoted by Lojas Renner Institute
BRAZILIANS BENEFITED BY SOCIAL PROJECTS
SUPPORTED BY THE INSTITUTE
291 YOUN
YOUNG PEOPLE TRAINED FOR THE JOB MARKET
BY THE RETAIL SCHOOL
17,869
DIRECT JOBS
and estimated thousands of indirect jobs in the
1st and 2nd degree supply chain
ENVIRONMENTAL
Recycling of over
96%
O of the waste generated
Monthly reduction in energy consumption Neutralization of
of
$665,688kwh
9,568+C02e
suppliers companies working in
the manufacture of the products
sold in our stores
FINANCIAL RESOURCES
RELATIONSHIPS WITH NATIONAL
REACH TO OUR STAKEHOLDERS
380 stores - including Renner, Camicado and
Youcom - in all regions of the country
7.3 million likes on Renner's Facebook page,
557,000 likes on Youcom's Facebook page and
577,000 likes on Camicado's Facebook page
640.
million shares and capital stock of R$
Net Debt of R$
319.6 million
Net income of R$ 578.8
million in 2015
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