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2 0 1 4

– 2 0 1 5 O V E R V I E W

Standardizing Technology to

Drive Optimized Operations and

Improved Customer Experience

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WHO WE ARE:

(3)

OVER 50 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE

Key Figures

Logistics Hubs

4

Stores

>7.000

Countries

130

People

>70.000

OneSight

Patients

>8

MN

Customers

72

MN

Brands

>45

Manufactured

Frames

>75

MN

Group

1

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SUCCESS STORY CONTINUES…

Consumers are statistics. Customers are people.

€3.1bn

WHOLESALE SALES

€4.4bn

RETAIL SALES

€7.6bn

GROUP SALES

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Enters

the Group

OVER 50 YEARS OF CAREFULLY PLANNED GROWTH

1961 /

Inception

Leonardo Del Vecchio

founds Luxottica di

Del Vecchio enters

the group e C.S.A.S.

which in 1964 was

transformed into a

joint-stock company

named Luxottica S.p.A.

1971 /

The first

Luxottica brand

optical eyewear

collection makes its

debut at the MIDO

international trade

fair in Milan.

1988 /

OneSight

launched. The

foundation provides

free vision care and

eyewear around the

world to those in

need.

1990 /

Luxottica

Group is listed on

the NYSE.

Acquisition

of the license

‘81

‘90

1960 1970 1980 1990

‘95

‘99

‘99

‘96

1995 /

Acquisition of

LensCrafters in

North America

(6)

1980

‘07

2000 2010 to Present

2000 /

Luxottica Group is listed on

the Milan Stock Exchange’s Mercato

Telematico Azionario managed by

Borsa Italiana.

2001 /

Acquisition of Sunglass Hut.

2003 /

Acquisition of OPSM, one of

the leading optical retailers in

Australia and New Zealand

.

2004 /

Acquisition of Cole National in

North America.

Includes: Oliver

Peoples and The

Paul Smith License

‘09

‘08

‘07

‘06

Enters

the Group

Acquisition

of the license

‘03

‘05

2011 /

Acquisition of Sunglass Hut, Brazil

and Mexico.

2011 /

Acquisition of GMO, Latin America.

2012 /

Acquisition of Tecnol, Brazil.

2012 /

Acquisition of Sun Planet.

2014 /

Acquisition of Glasses.com

‘14

‘13

‘12

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ENTERS THE GROUP

Proprietary

Brands

THE BEST BRAND PORTFOLIO IN THE INDUSTRY

Licensed

Brands

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A VERTICALLY INTEGRATED BUSINESS MODEL

PEOPL

E

ENVIRONMEN

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WHO WE ARE:

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MANUFACTURING

Where We Are

Bhiwadi Campinas Agordo (BL) Sedico (BL) Lauriano (TO) Rovereto (TN) Cencenighe (BL) Pederobba (TV) Dongguan Foothill Ranch (CA)

of production

is “Made in Italy”

50%

Dallas (TX) Atlanta (GA) Columbus (OH) Memphis (TN)

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WHO WE ARE:

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100.000

/ 140.000

LIFESTYLE

60.000

/ 100.000

FASHION

15.000

/ 25.000

PREMIUM FASHION

WHOLESALE

Coverage and Distribution Model

130 countries, 5 continents

Leadership in key markets: more than 40

direct subsidiaries representing over 90%

of sales

Reaching approx. 200,000 doors

Leveraging a very strong brand portfolio

Potential for additional growth from

existing and new brands

A differentiated distribution strategy

by brand

Various new opportunities

Emerging markets

New channels: department stores,

travel retail

Client-oriented service: a key differentiator

With a Selective Distribution

A Global Coverage

No. DOORS

BRAND POSITIONING

8.000

/ 12.000

LUXURY

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WHO WE ARE:

Retail

(14)

SUN & LUXURY

OPTICAL

(15)

Retail Network

Global Leader In Optical And Sun Retail - 7,000+ stores

SUN MEXICO SUN BRAZIL OPTICAL EUROPE SUN SUN SOUTH AFRICA SUN MIDDLE EAST

& INDIA OPTICAL SUN

CHINA & HONG KONG

OPTICAL WESTERN LATAM SUN OPTICAL AUSTRALIA & NZ SUN OPTICAL NORTH AMERICA

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Excellence in Lens Finishing

Unique global footprint

3 central labs in North America

900+ in-store labs @ LensCrafters

1 Oakley lab

1 lab in China

South American Labs

EyeBiz

Other Partnerships

Operating 365 days, servicing ~3,000

stores

~20 million lenses per year

Labs Leading Industry Innovation

Global Support for our brands

LensCrafters

Target

Pearle

Sears

GMO

OPSM

China LC

Europe

Oakley

China

Columbus

Memphis

Dallas

GMO

EyeBiz

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At the forefront in lens innovation, introduced more than 120 new

products over the past three years

Premium offerings

Digital lenses

Oakley optical sport lenses

Exclusive Ray-Ban optical lenses

Rx Operations

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Processing

New internally designed

anti-reflective coating

New exclusive hard coating

Multi-axis technology enabling a

perfect fit

In-store technology

Digital lens capability &

anti-reflective coating in one-hour

Ray-Ban RoX inking technology

AccuFit software direct link to lab

Rx Operations

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WHO WE ARE:

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WE ARE EXPERTS IN VISION CARE

Vision Care

Philanthropy

Distribution

Manufacturing

Providing vision care since 1988

Serving more than 36 million members

through 10,000 clients

Fastest growing managed vision care

company in the industry

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FASTEST GROWING IN THE COUNTRY

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 0 2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000 10,000 12,000 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

36 MM members

10,000 clients

(MM)

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Vision care is important to your entire family!

Babies &

Toddlers

The American

Optometric Association

recommends babies

should receive their 1

st

professional eye exam

at 6 months and again

just prior to entering

school at 4 years old.

School-Age

Children

1

80% of learning in the

first 12 years comes

through the eyes. And

up to 12% of children

may have vision

problems that can

affect learning.

Adults

2

12% of adults require a

form of vision correction

but don’t use any. Every

yearly eye exams can

help detect vision

correction needs, as

well as, non-vision

related conditions.

Seniors

3

Vision loss can be a

contributor to loss of

independence. Serious

eye conditions like

macular degeneration,

glaucoma & cataracts are

most prevalent in people

over the age of 60.

1 – Vision Council February 2012 Parent for Child Report

2 – Prevent Blindness America. http//www.preventblindnessamerica.us/sightsaved/about_html 3 - Vision Watch Vision Correction Standard 2012

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Award-winning service day & night

362

days a year, we’re here

Monday – Saturday:

7:30 – 11 p.m. ET

Sunday: 11 – 8 p.m. ET

99.5

%

1

st

call resolution rate

15

sec. avg. speed of answer

Skill-based routing so your calls

are answered by the right vision

benefits expert every time

Certified Center of Excellence by

Benchmark Portal 5 years in-a-row

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Members get fingertip access to:

• Provider locations and driving directions

• Benefits eligibility

• In-network benefit details • ID card

• FAQs • Help line

• Log into app, shake phone for ID Card!

THERE’S AN APP FOR THAT!

NEW SMART LOCATOR

DIGITAL OPTICAL TECHNOLOGY

ACCUFIT

TM

Digital Measuring

• Five times more precise than manual measurement • Measures the exact location of your pupil, the

spacing of your eyes, and the shape of your glasses for the most effective fit

Digital Eye Exams

• A more precise and accurate exam than traditional measures so employees get the most accurate care in the industry

• Captures retinal images to compare and track care over time – often more accurately identifying health conditions before they become more serious

Positioned for success: EyeMed is adjusting its managed vision

care strategy so members can utilize their benefits with wearable devices. In fact, connecting wearable technology with insurance will be one of the key drivers of its adoption and growth.

THE FUTURE OF EYEWEAR

INDUSTRY

FIRST!

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Members get fingertip access to:

Provider locations and driving directions

Benefits eligibility

In-network benefit details

ID card

FAQs

Help line

Log into app, shake phone for ID Card!

THERE’S AN APP FOR THAT

First In The Industry

Available today for iPhone users,

coming soon for Android users!

Want to learn

more?

Click on the picture

above to check out

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The Need

Lack of access to vision care is a

leading global health issue

1

733 mm adults and children suffer

from vision loss across globe

OneSight Impact

Since 1988, OneSight helped more

than 8.5 mm people in 40 countries.

OneSight vision clinics in 13

countries and 18 states.

Sustainable vision centers in West

Africa and North America.

More than 1.1mm students in North

America served.

1

Centers for Disease Control

2

American Optometric Association

EYEMED TEAMING UP WITH ONESIGHT

Nonprofit organization providing sustainable access to quality vision

care and eyewear in underserved communities worldwide.

563

mm

people could have vision

restored with glasses.

2

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Luxottica’s

Journey to Global

Standardization

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Luxottica’s Journey To Global Standardization

The vision for global standardization was to deliver best in

class, business driven, integrated systems that provides

accountability, drives faster/smarter processes, and supports

future growth.

• Visibility: A single, global view of the business.

• Productivity: Improved operating efficiencies via a common platform.

• Sustainability: Stronger accountability to support our growth through

acquisition business strategy.

• SAP Retail • Oracle RPAS • Luxottica Retail Analytics

Envision

Optical

CRM

MBPO*

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Luxottica’s Journey To Standardization

Basic Pillars of the Ciao! Operating Platform

GROW

SIMPLIFY

CONNECT

• Reduce Time to Market for new

stores

• Enable faster expansion into new

markets

• Maximize Customer Experience

• Minimize maintenance &

enhancement complexity & cost

• Optimize integration with SAP

• Enhance Associate & Customer

Experience with a simpler, more

fluid process

• Enable the store as the “Point of

Convergence for the Digital

Journey”

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POS & In Store

Systems

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Operational Efficiency

Why we started this journey

Currently, Luxottica has a global retail presence of over 8000 stores, with

varying disparate POS systems throughout.

The current architectures are extremely complex and involve many

different technologies / components and multiple point to point flows.

Global POS is a multi-layered, multi-phased project, utilizing a Micros

Xstore application/solution.

We began with a Proof of Concept and Pilot.

We gradually implemented additional functionality, external integrations,

and back office solutions.

This new, single POS system will provide global alignment by replacing

multiple systems and by streamlining access to new territories.

The end result is a robust, flexible, and expandable framework, enabling

brands and markets to select the functionality that they need/want.

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Centralized transaction database

Centralized customer database

Integration with IDM Global Vault

Integrated Credit/Debit Authorization w/ PCI

Compliance

Dynamic Currency Conversion

Automated Deals & Discounts

Gift Receipts

Email Receipts

Complete Integration w/PLCC

Training Mode

Time & Attendance

Operational Efficiency

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Omnichannel Integration w/ Locate

Mobile POS w/ Integrated Tendering

Advanced Deals & Discounts

Automated Warranty Procedure

Product Images

Complete integration with CRM system / Relate

Intraday Trickle Polling

Operational Efficiency

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Vendor Selection - 2012

1 Interview Key Themes 2 3

4 Qualitative Score

Presentation Score

5 6 7

Business Requirements & POS Business Diagram

POS Architectural Models & Assessment

Initial Evaluation: RFP Scoring & Process

Initial Evaluation: RFP Functional Requirements

Final Evaluation:

Scenario Demos, Technical Deep Dive & References Final Vendor Recommendation

December 2011

January 2012

January 2012

January 2012

February 2012

March 2012

April 2012

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Development Plan - 2013

Store Operations Workstreams

SGH North America - Pilot

Optical

Proof of Concept

2013 2014

January February March April May June July August Sept. October November December January February

Sun Platform Prove Out

• Test Lab Environment • SGH NA Configuration • SAP Integration

6 Pilot Stores Live

• New In-Store Infrastructure proven (ISS / Igel) • Production Central Environment

• End-to-End Data Flow Testing

Back Office Integrations (phased in ahead of POS where possible)

• Must Have functions in order to roll out to all NA Stores • Most solutions external to POS

SGH NA Pilot

• 50 Stores

SGH NA Beta

• Shaded/ low risk stores • Early Read

Blueprinting Continues

• Deliver Business Requirements • Deliver High Level Technical Designs

Blueprinting Checkpoint

• Start blueprinting in Q2

• Assess scenario based approach

SGH UK – 6 Pilot Stores

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Configuration – 2013/2014 “The Layer Cake”

Base Xstore 5.5 Code

Luxottica Global Base

Luxottica Country Base

(US, ES, PT, GB, etc)

Luxottica Region Base

(California, Quebec)

Business Line Base

(Sun, Optical)

Banner Base

(SGH, LensCrafters, Clulow)

Banner Country

Banner Region

Sub-Brand

(Apex, Sun Boutique)

Store Type

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Sun North America Rollout - 2014

Sun Development

Organizational Change Management and Training Program

Optical

SGH NA Beta

2014 2015

January February March April May June July August Sept. October November December January February

Sun Beta

• Complete POS functionality • Integrated Authorization • IDM integration

Enhancements

• Private Label Credit Card tender

• Private Label Credit Card application and balance inquiry • Dynamic Currency Conversion

Development

• Iterative Agile Cycles • Change Management

SGH NA Rollout

Formalized Program Kickoff

• Resources

• Agile Methodology

Rollout Cadence

• 1,200 stores in US - 100 Stores / week April-October • 120 stores – 40 stores / week October - November • End-to-End Data Flow Testing

Sun Pilot

• Depot/Build Process • On Site Install pilot • SAP Integration

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Global Installations – Sun Roadmap

UK/Ireland

70 Stores

Iberia

175 Stores

US and Canada

1,350 Stores

Europe

65 Stores

Turkey

50 Stores

Mexico

250 Stores (2015)

South Africa

180 Stores (2015)

Australia

(2016)

China

(2016)

South America

(2016)

Dubai

(2015)

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Complete In Store Operating Suite

MICROS Xstore Core Application

SAP Integration Xstore Locate Integrated Tax Package Reporting & Retail Analytics Integrated Card Authorization Mobile POS Inventory Management

Daily / Associate Goals

Omni-Channel Integration Email Solution: TBD Security & Authentication HR / Associate Mgmt Advanced Labor Scheduling Central Purchasing Airport Customizations Xstore Reporting Commissions

Time & Attendance

CRM

Trickle Polling Xstore Application

(Sales & Services)

Department Store Model

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POS Screenshots – Main Screen

CIAO! Main Menu

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POS Screenshots – Sales Transaction

CIAO! Sale

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Store Testimonials

“Our teams are in love with Ciao’s

simplicity, speed and efficiency.”

“Associates quickly became familiar

with the interface and really liked the

new, up-to-date hardware and clean

look.”

“Ciao offers several types of useful

reports.”

“The daily dashboard is great as it

provides a clear breakdown of what

we are achieving in a given day.”

“I like the easy sales process. The

screen prompts are very helpful,

especially as new staff members

work to increase their confidence

with this new system.”

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Optical

Solution

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The Ciao! Luxottica Optical Operating Platform

Harmonize the processes and the tools used in 2400+ optical stores of 10 different brands globally, using the following

principles:

– gather an

holistic view

of all optical stores processes and architectures, ensuring capabilities can be deployed

globally

– re-use

existing the

CIAO! solution

and integration; Minimize customizations to

software packages

enabling

periodic upgrades

– Ensure capabilities are able to be leveraged in all sales channels for consistent customer experience

– Leverage

“Agile”

project methodology to achieve the foundational optical store experience.

The foundation project will be divided into two deliveries, developing the core x-store integration to the back office

first and enabling optical centric store processes subsequently.

Additional projects within the program will be initiated to ensure we continually improve upon our foundational

capabilities to meet the localized needs of the subsequent deployments

Business Capabilities

Identification Optical Suite Foundation

First delivery

March 2014 September 2014 March 2015

Foundation Project Deployment

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The Ciao! Luxottica Optical Operating Platform

Distinctive Optical Store

POS

Best Practice POS

Ciao! POS

Solution

Prescription

Management

Optical Packages

Mgm. & Returns

Optical Deals &

Discounts

Optical Customer

Record

Vision Care &

Medicare Pricing

Simulation

Accufit

Makeabilty &

Traceabilty

LMS

Precision

Measurement

Insurance

Providers

LOM

Integrated Order

Management

Lab

Practice

Management

SAP IS Retail

Reporting

eCommerce

Core Optical

Capabilities

Advanced

Optical

Capabilities

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The Ciao! Luxottica Optical Operating Platform

MANUFACTURING Innovations OneNetwork AFS2 Manufacturing Work Order INSURANCE Insurance Gateway EyeMed INVENTORY MANAGEMENT

SAP

Retail

MIM REPORTING Operational Dashboard

SAP

BI/BW

External N.E.W. (Warranty) Consult (Medicare) FraudWatch ReconNet (Reconciliation) AAA/CAA (Billing) ACCPAC (Billing) Safety (Billing) LRA ASSOCIATE MANAGEMENT Associate Management

Ceridian

IDM

T

IMEAND

A

TTENDANCE Kronos Enterprise System

Associate Facing App

GOALS

COMMISSIONS

Commission Engine Goals

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