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Standard 205-3 206-1 Description Confirmed incidents of Reporting criteria and parameters Boundary: Consolidated (Votorantim + portfolio companies) corruption and actions taken Details general: Legal actions for anti- competitive behavior, anti-trust and monopoly practices Corruption is the effect or act of corrupting someone, including government officials, or something, with the purpose of obtaining advantages in relation to others by means considered illegal or illicit. Corruption includes practices such as bribery, facilitation payments, fraud, including in public tenders, extortion, collusion and money laundering. "Confirmed incidents of corruption" are considered to be the sum of individual cases identified as valid. Details per portfolio company: Boundary: Consolidated (Votorantim + portfolio companies) Details general: For the purposes of this standard, the following definitions were used: ► Unfair competition: Initiatives aimed at limiting the effects of market competition, such as fixing prices, imposing geographic quotas, coordinating bids and others. ►Trust and monopoly: Unfair business practices, cartels and improper mergers that make competition difficult. Due to their differences in size and business segment, the criteria for forming the basis of lawsuits related to unfair competition and violations of antitrust laws used by each company may depend on their particular and specific definitions of materiality, validated by the appropriate governance bodies of each company, and to the proper reporting of probable, possible and unlikely losses. However, this standard aims to consolidate any and all involvement in lawsuits related to these issues. Details per portfolio company: Exceptions ►Data reported by banco BV includes only operations in Brazil. ► Data reported by Votorantim Cimentos includes only operations in Brazil. 89 = Changes None Justification N/A None N/A

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