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Rossi Residencial S.A. is a real estate developer and construction company with a long-standing presence in the Brazilian real estate market, primarily focused on residential and commercial projects. The controlling family’s business activities date back to 1913 in retail and to the construction sector starting in 1961. The company was formally incorporated on November 13, 1980, initially focusing on medium- and high-end residential developments in the Greater São Paulo area. In 1997 it carried out its initial public offering, with shares listed on the then BM&FBOVESPA, now B3, under the ticker RSID3, and it launched Level 1 ADRs in the international market. In 2006 it joined B3’s Novo Mercado special listing segment, consolidating a corporate structure based on common shares and enhanced governance practices. Over its history, the company was also a pioneer in the securitization of real estate receivables.

As it developed its business model, Rossi Residencial gradually broadened its scope of operations. In 1992 it began operating more actively in the middle-income segment, creating the “Plano 100” in response to the scarcity of mortgage credit and directly assuming long-term financing for its clients. Starting in 1993, it initiated a geographic expansion cycle into other regions of the country, entering markets such as Campinas, Rio de Janeiro, and Porto Alegre, and structuring dedicated regional offices to support growth. In the 2000s, it diversified its portfolio with the acquisition of América Properties, focused on high-end residential and commercial real estate, and created several regional units in capitals and regional hubs such as Brasília, Salvador, Rio de Janeiro, and São José do Rio Preto, seeking a more granular presence across different income brackets and demand profiles.

The company’s activities center on real estate development, land subdivision, construction, and sales of residential and commercial units and lots, as well as the provision of civil engineering services. Operations are carried out both directly and through specific corporate structures such as Special Purpose Entities (SPEs) and consortia. Its corporate purpose also includes the purchase and sale of completed properties, subdivision and development of land, and equity interests in other companies as a partner or shareholder. In practice, Rossi’s revenue derives from the sale of residential and commercial units, urbanized lots, and contracts related to construction and technical project management. The company states that it monitors performance and capital allocation at the level of each project, rather than through segregated operating segments, reflecting typical dynamics in the development sector.

Rossi Residencial’s portfolio is organized into product lines aimed at different income levels and uses. In the residential segment, the company operates from the so-called economic segment, with standardized properties up to a given reference value, to conventional mid-market projects and developments targeting higher-income clients. The Rossi Mais/Life, Rossi Atual, and Rossi Ativa product lines are designed to address different stages in a family’s life cycle, varying in floor area, location, and leisure infrastructure. The Rossi Mais/Life line focuses on houses and apartments of up to 85 m², often in club-style condominiums; Rossi Atual targets more central developments, with houses and apartments from 85 m² upwards and larger lots; and Rossi Ativa focuses on large-scale horizontal or vertical condominiums with a wide range of leisure areas and services on extensive plots. In the commercial segment, the Rossi Office, Rossi Business, and Rossi Corporate lines range from horizontal sets of modular office units for small businesses to corporate buildings with building automation and more complex construction standards, geared toward larger companies.

Beyond residential and commercial projects, the company develops urban planning projects with a planned neighborhood concept. These projects aim to implement complete urban infrastructure, including water, sewage, and power networks, paving, green areas, leisure facilities, and retail and service spaces. Its urban planning activities were strengthened when, in the mid-2000s, it entered large-scale projects and later created Entreverdes Urbanismo, a company focused on developing single-family and multifamily subdivisions. The company also created units dedicated to construction and specialized technical services, such as Rossi Gerenciadora and Rossi Construtora, expanding control over the value chain of development, from land acquisition to project delivery.

Rossi Residencial’s production process is organized into two main phases: pre-development and development. The pre-development phase includes land prospecting, evaluation and acquisition, definition of project type, preparation of a preliminary design, and structuring of construction financing. In this phase, the company conducts market research to assess demand, income profile, occupancy patterns, and competing supply in the target region, using this data to define products, pricing, and finishing standards. The feasibility analysis covers a preliminary cost budget, revenue projections, and return estimates, which are submitted to an internal land acquisition committee. After approval, the company typically enters into land option agreements, conditioning the final closing of the acquisition on legal due diligence and obtaining the necessary public licenses and approvals. The development phase covers registration of the development statement, marketing of units, contracting and management of construction, registration of project completion, and formalization of condominium structures.

Rossi Residencial operates exclusively in the Brazilian market and states that 100% of its net revenue is generated in the country, with no revenue from abroad. Historically, its customer base has been diversified, without significant concentration in any single buyer accounting for a material share of revenue. Over time, the company has developed products for various capitals and metropolitan regions, with a presence in states such as São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Rio Grande do Sul, Bahia, the Federal District, and others, although it has revised its geographic strategy in more recent years. From 2018 onward, it intensified a retrenchment process in areas considered non-strategic, winding down joint ventures and closing offices in some markets such as Porto Alegre, Rio de Janeiro, Manaus, and the Northeast region by unwinding local partnerships.

Rossi Residencial’s activities are heavily influenced by Brazilian real estate and urban planning regulations and by housing finance policy. On the regulatory front, its projects are subject to the Tenancy in Common and Condominium Law (Law 4,591/64), the Urban Land Subdivision Law (Law 6,766/79), the Civil Code, and municipal land-use and zoning rules, as well as specific environmental requirements. The company relies on obtaining various licenses and authorizations for each project, including approvals from land registries, municipal urban planning authorities, and, in some cases, state and federal agencies. In parallel, sector performance is tied to the availability of housing finance, notably via the Housing Finance System and the use of FGTS and savings deposits, under federal rules that set maximum values for financed units, maximum effective borrowing costs for borrowers, and requirements for real collateral.

From a financial and corporate standpoint, Rossi Residencial has undergone a broad restructuring process over the past decade. The company renegotiated significant corporate debts with institutions such as Banco Bradesco, Banco do Brasil, and Caixa Econômica Federal, selling assets and adjusting its capital structure. In 2022 it filed for judicial reorganization, under which a plan was approved at a creditors’ meeting in 2023. It later entered into a settlement agreement with the Office of the Attorney General of the National Treasury (Procuradoria-Geral da Fazenda Nacional) to regularize federal debts enrolled in active debt and FGTS obligations, with provisions for discounts on penalties and interest and the use of tax credits for amortization. In 2025 and 2026, it submitted and obtained approval for amendments to the judicial reorganization plan, aligning creditor payment schedules with its economic and financial capacity and advancing agreements to settle significant corporate disputes and arbitration proceedings, still subject to final court approval.

Regarding environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices, Rossi Residencial states that, as of the date of its most recently disclosed information, it had not yet produced a specific annual sustainability report or a greenhouse gas emissions inventory. The company indicates that it is in the process of preparing to meet regulatory ESG disclosure requirements, including a materiality matrix, key performance indicators, alignment with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, and the recommendations of the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD). As a listed company on B3’s Novo Mercado, with shares RSID3, it remains subject to corporate governance, transparency, and minority shareholder protection requirements, even though formal sustainability reports are still being structured.