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<div><p>EssilorLuxottica’s Direct to Consumer network includes approximately 18,000 stores that offer consumers high-quality vision care and best-in-class shopping experiences. From digital eye exam technology to the latest eyewear trends, the Group offers a wide range of options tailored to individual style preferences. Its omnichannel distribution strategy replicates the magic of its stores in the digital space, enabling consumers to enjoy everything from product customization to an endless aisle of frames. This approach provides a connected experience across all touchpoints and allows EssilorLuxottica to reach a greater number of consumers with quality optical products.</p><p><br/></p><p>The Group boasts a widespread brick and mortar retail network with top-tier banners, such as LensCrafters, Target Optical and Pearle Vision in North America; Vision Express, Apollo, Pearle, Générale d’Optique, GrandVision, GrandOptical, Atasun Optik, Synoptik and Salmoiraghi &amp; Viganò in EMEA; OPSM and Mujosh in Asia-Pacific; and MasVisión, GMO, Óticas Carol in Latin America; as well as global banners, such as Sunglass Hut, Ray-Ban and Oakley.</p><p><br/></p><p>The Group’s brick and mortar network is complemented by leading e-commerce platforms, like Ray-Ban.com, Oakley.com, SunglassHut.com, OliverPeoples.com, along with EyeBuyDirect, Clearly, VisionDirect, Lenstore and Glasses Direct.</p><p><br/></p></div>

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<div><p>EssilorLuxottica also operates luxury retail stores under the Oliver Peoples, Alain Mikli, Persol and Optical Shop of Aspen brands. Oliver Peoples, Alain Mikli and Persol exclusively sell Oliver Peoples, Alain Mikli and Persol-branded products, with stores located in the most cosmopolitan cities worldwide. Optical Shop of Aspen (North America) operates its stores in upscale and exclusive locations, and is known in the eyewear industry for its luxury prescription and sun eyewear and its first-class customer service</p></div>

Alain Mikli

<div><p>Established in 2013, Aojo is a leading eyewear brand in Greater China. It has glasses categories spanning frame glasses, sunglasses, presbyopia glasses and computer glasses, fully covering market demand. With over 210 stores, Aojo is the ‘lifestyle partner’ in vision care, offering an enriched service and experience to family and friend-oriented consumers.</p></div>

Aojo

<div><p>Apollo is a leading optical retail brand in Germany. Since its beginnings in the late 1960s, it has aimed to enrich people’s lives with its services, and today it operates close to 900 stores in an omnichannel concept that strives to inspire its consumers, providing satisfaction with outstanding optical services, professional advice and highquality products.</p></div>

Apollo

<div><p>EssilorLuxottica also operates luxury retail stores under the Oliver Peoples, Alain Mikli, Persol and Optical Shop of Aspen brands. Oliver Peoples, Alain Mikli and Persol exclusively sell Oliver Peoples, Alain Mikli and Persol-branded products, with stores located in the most cosmopolitan cities worldwide. Optical Shop of Aspen (North America) operates its stores in upscale and exclusive locations, and is known in the eyewear industry for its luxury prescription and sun eyewear and its first-class customer service.</p></div>

Optical Shop of Aspen

<div><p>With the acquisition of GrandVision, Atasun Optik, an optical market leader in Turkey, became part of the Group retail network with over 330 stores in 2023. Established in 2007, the brand’s mission is to help people see better and be seen better, while offering a unique shopping experience thanks to its Atasun Plus loyalty program and aftersales services as well as 24/7 support.</p></div>

Atasun Optik

<div><p>Established in 2003, Bolon is a trendsetting brand in the eyewear industry, with close to 350 stores located in Greater China providing consumers with high-quality products, outstanding design and excellent craftsmanship that appeal esthetically and experientially.</p></div>

Bolon 

<div><p>Founded in Oslo in 1985 with the aim of disrupting the eyewear market in Norway, Brilleland has strong brand awareness among Norwegian consumers. It is also the market leader in contact lens subscription services and ranks among top retailers for consumer satisfaction.</p></div>

Brilleland

<div><p>Established in 1962, David Clulow has built a strong reputation for delivering the highest standard of optical care and services, including sight tests, contact lens fittings, spectacles, sunglasses and prescription sunglasses. David Clulow Opticians is the premier destination for contemporary designer eyewear, offering the widest selection for the discerning customer. Predominantly a London-based optician, David Clulow operates more than 50 optical stores in some of the most prestigious locations, including Wigmore Street, King’s Road, Kensington High Street, Hampstead, Covent Garden and Harrods. In addition, the brand has designer sunglass concessions within renowned retailers such as Selfridges, Harrods, House of Fraser, Brown Thomas, Fenwick and De Gruchy. Recent expansions also include new locations in Nakheel Mall in Dubai Palm Jumeirah, City Centre Bahrain and Yas Mall in Abu Dhabi, among others.</p></div>

David Clulow

<div><p>Founded in 1967 as a laboratory offering high-quality services to independent optical stores and clinics, Topsa Retail operates two banners, EconoLentes and Vision Center, with stores located mainly in Lima and other large cities in Peru. EconoLentes aims to be the most trusted optical brand serving Peruvian families for their vision care needs, whereas Vision Center provides consumers with the latest trends in frames and sunglasses, breakthrough technology and the highest quality lenses and contact lenses.</p></div>

Econolentes

<div><p>Econópticas is dedicated to providing high-quality vision solutions, offering a diverse selection of brands at the most competitive prices. Guided by fundamental values such as commitment and empathy, Econópticas upholds a modern and consistent identity, establishing itself as a trusted choice for customers. Through clear and effective communication, vision care is made more accessible while maintaining the highest standards of service and excellence.</p></div>

Econópticas

<div><p>Established in 2007, EyeQ delivers exceptional eyecare through a network of 25 practices. Renowned for its expertise in clinical diagnosis and treatment, EyeQ prioritizes professional development to stay at the forefront of the eyecare industry. Committed to personalized care, the brand is dedicated to preserving and enhancing healthy vision for patients at every stage of life.</p></div>

EyeQ

<div><p>The roots of the For Eyes brand date back to 1972 when three hippies decided to open an optical store in Philadelphia with the dream of making eyewear accessible to all. While it started as a high-volume reseller, today For Eyes has proudly grown its digital presence and expanded to 110 brick and mortar locations across the US and Puerto Rico, with a strong focus on consumer experience excellence and high-quality products.</p></div>

For Eyes

<div><p>Founded in 1993, Générale d’Optique has grown to become one of the leading optical banners in Metropolitan and Overseas France. Its mission is to establish itself as the retailer of choice for the growing number of savvy consumers who have come to expect quality products, exceptional service and value. Since its creation, the brand has been considered as the disruptive player on the French optical market, with more than 670 stores offering a wide selection of private-label eyewear to suit all tastes, ages and lifestyles without having to compromise on functionality and design.</p></div>

Générale d'Optique

<div><p>GMO is an optical market leader in Latin America that became a part of the Group in 2011, following the acquisition of Multiópticas Internacional. Since its beginnings in the late 1990s, GMO has developed a reputation for optical retail excellence among consumers in Chile, Peru, Ecuador and Colombia.</p></div>

<div><p>When the first GrandOptical store opened in Paris in 1989, a revolutionary concept was launched on the French eyewear market: collect prescription glasses only one hour after purchase. By year end, five new stores were opened around Paris serving the mid-high market segment and offering consumers a large choice of the best international brands, including luxury, as well as high-quality and professional services. In 1995, GrandOptical went international with a store in Barcelona, before extending its activities to other countries, including Portugal (1997), Czech Republic (1999), Greece (2004), Cyprus and Slovakia (2008), as well as the Netherlands (2023).</p></div>

GrandOptical

<div><p>GrandVision by Avanzi entered the Italian market in 1999 with the acquisition of Ottica Avanzi, further expanding in 2014 with the acquisition of Gruppo Randazzo and the addition of GrandVision by Optimissimo.</p></div>

GrandVision by Avanzi

<div><p>Founded in 1920 in São Paulo, GrandVision by Fototica is a Brazilian retail brand with a regional presence across six states. Since 2019, it has achieved national reach through its e-commerce implementation. The company was established with a strong focus on consumer experience, and high-quality eyecare products and services. Innovation is also part of its DNA, with an omnichannel strategy and digital transformation driving local initiatives to deliver a best-in-class shopping experience.</p></div>

GrandVision by Fototica

GrandVision by Optissimo

<div><p>Instrumentarium became a part of the Company’s retail network in 2021, following the integration of GrandVision. Founded in Finland in 1901, Instrumentarium is the market leader in the optical field for eye health products and expertise. It focuses on the mid-high market segment, and combines extensive eye health solutions with a large superior product range.</p></div>

Instrumentarium

<div><p>Originally a buying group for independent optical stores all over Norway, Interoptik was launched in 1984 and acquired by Pearle Europe in 2006, offering members a franchise agreement. Interoptik is an eye health expert delivering the best consumer service as well as high-end, premium-brand products in the optical market, with several Interoptik optometrists at the forefront of the optometric profession in Norway.</p></div>

Interoptik

<div><p>Other retail brands are also part of the Group’s portfolio, such as Kochoptik (Switzerland), Sunglass Island (Mexico), Optica Popular (Honduras), Mathieu Opticien (Mauritius), Molsion (Greater China), Keops (Finland), Nikon (Japan) and EyeBuyDirect (the US).</p></div>

Keops

Kochoptik

<div><p>Established in 1970, Lafam has grown to become the leading optical retail brand in Colombia. Its mission is to be the retailer of choice for the growing group of fashion-savvy consumers who have come to expect quality, excellent service and value. Lafam is the only brand in the optical market to offer all eye health services, and it operates two state-of-the-art ophthalmology centers and one clinic specializing in refractive surgery. It opened its first eye clinic in 2000, and since then has successfully referred its consumers from its stores to its eye clinics.</p></div>

Lafam

<div><p>For more than 110 years, Laubman &amp; Pank has been the local eye health expert for communities in South Australia, Western Australia and Queensland. Renowned for its high level of professional care and personalized service, Laubman &amp; Pank is the eye health expert for the whole family.</p></div>

Laubman & Pank

<div><p>Founded in 1983, LensCrafters pioneered a revolutionary concept to combine eyecare, eyewear and onsite labs to craft glasses in about an hour. Today, LensCrafters is one of the largest optical retail brands in North America, with many stores located in high-traffic commercial malls and shopping centers. A wide selection of premium and luxury optical frames, sunglasses and high-quality lenses, as well as optical products made by EssilorLuxottica and other suppliers are available in most locations. Each location has an experienced Doctor of Optometry, either independent or employed, who is focused on building patient relationships. All of the stores have access to the Group’s state-of-the-art lens processing network with the ability to craft, surface, finish and fit lenses. As part of its underlying commitment to consumer satisfaction and industry innovation, LensCrafters has made significant investments in technology and continued its digital transformation to strengthen and enhance the consumer omnichannel experience and digital eye exams. In 2006, the Group expanded the LensCrafters brand in India and Greater China by acquiring and then rebranding local retail banners in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Hong Kong.</p></div>

LensCrafters

<div><p>LensMaster is the first modern optical retail brand in Russia, with approximately 90 stores in 2024. Established in 1998 in Moscow, the brand has a mid-high positioning that offers superb in-store experience, convenient mall locations, highly qualified staff that consumers can trust, and a wide range of optical and sun brands.</p></div>

LensMaster

<div><p>A strong leader in the Ukrainian optical direct to consumer and professional solutions market, Optical House operates over 230 stores, largely through its main banner Luxoptica, as well as luxury banners Spex, MY I and Optic Master. Luxoptica has become one of the flagships in Ukraine's retail industry as a whole, growing the optical industry in the country as well as providing high-quality professional services, products and customer care.</p></div>

Luxoptica

<div><p>Founded in 1996 in Valencia, MasVisión has grown to become a leading optical retail banner in Spain, Argentina and Mexico. Its mission is to be the retailer of choice for the growing group of fashion-savvy consumers who have come to expect accessible quality, outstanding service and value.</p></div>

MasVisión

<div><p>Mat Viet is the leading optical brand in Vietnam with over 30 stores across the country. It became part of the Group in 2018, and since then has developed a reputation for optical retail excellence among Vietnamese consumers by providing trusted eyecare service and a selective range of frames and sunglasses from international brands.</p></div>

Mat Viet

<div><p>Other retail brands are also part of the Group’s portfolio, such as Mathieu Opticien (Mauritius).</p></div>

Mathieu Opticien

<div><p>First opened in Olten, McOptic has grown to become a leading optical retail brand in Switzerland with a mission to become the retailer of choice for the growing group of fashion savvy consumers expecting quality, excellent service and value.</p></div>

McOptic

<div><p>iFounded in Guatemala to provide consumers with excellent optometric health services, style, quality and value, Optical Center operates two banners, OCFYT and Miramás. Established in 1997, OCFYT was the first ophthalmological retail banner offering a wide selection of branded sunglasses as an eye health concept, deep professional knowledge, state-of-the-art technology, and a dedication to consumer comfort and overall satisfaction. With over 60 stores across the country, it has become one of Guatemala’s leading optical retail brands. Optical Center also operates Miramás, which has eight stores in the country.</p></div>

Miramás

<div><p>Molsion also enjoys a position as a leading brand in Greater China and became part of the Group’s portfolio in 2013, following the acquisition of Xiamen Yarui Optical. Drawing inspiration from design, art and pop culture, Molsion is a fashion-forward brand for young generations. Designing eyewear pieces that acknowledge fashion trends and favor fashion, fun and flare for modern and innovative styles, Molsion targets an audience of free thinkers with modern consciousness who dare to be different and break social norms.</p><p><br/></p></div>

Molsion

<div><p>Established in 2010, Mujosh is a cutting-edge fashion eyewear brand created for young people, with more than 470 stores located in shopping malls and department stores across Greater China. It offers ontrend collections with specially designed in-store experiences for young consumers looking for affordable fashion. This dedicated brand has an attitude of its own, and encourages young people to break free from conventional patterns and showcase who they are.</p></div>

Mujosh

<div><p>In 1988, MultiÓpticas disrupted the national optical market with the democratization of eye health services and eyewear. Originally a Spanish company, operations in Portugal were acquired by Pearle Europe in 2001, and focus was put on helping Portuguese consumers take care of their eye health. With more than 210 locations, MultiÓpticas provides the best offers, a wide selection of options, outstanding consumer experiences and omnichannel and digital transformation to deliver best-inclass consumer services.</p></div>

MultiÓpticas

<div><p>A strong leader in the Ukrainian optical direct to consumer and professional solutions market, Optical House operates over 230 stores, largely through its main banner Luxoptica, as well as luxury banners Spex, MY I and Optic Master. </p></div>

MY I

<div><p>Other retail brands are also part of the Group’s portfolio, such as Nikon (Japan).</p></div>

Nikon

<div><p>Founded in 1891, Nissen has over 50 stores nation wide. The brand appeals to a younger consumer base seeking quick and easy service. Nissen is easily accessible throughout Finland and Estonia, and is recognized for its quality consumer service, marketing campaigns, and selection of international frames and sunglasses brands.</p></div>

Nissen

<div><p>Founded in 1949, Ofotert operates close to 100 stores throughout Hungary. Its main aim is to offer consumers not only the right product, perfect correction and vision but also confidence by advising them throughout the consumer journey with professionalism and attentive and empathetic service.</p></div>

Ofotert

<div><p>EssilorLuxottica also operates luxury retail stores under the Oliver Peoples, Alain Mikli, Persol and Optical Shop of Aspen brands. Oliver Peoples, Alain Mikli and Persol exclusively sell Oliver Peoples, Alain Mikli and Persol-branded products, with stores located in the most cosmopolitan cities worldwide. Optical Shop of Aspen (North America) operates its stores in upscale and exclusive locations, and is known in the eyewear industry for its luxury prescription and sun eyewear and its first-class customer service.</p><p><br/></p></div>

Oliver Peoples

<div><p>OPSM is a premium optical retailer in Australia and New Zealand with more than 85 years of history and nearly 400 stores. Through its worldclass technology and exceptional service, OPSM’s goal is to set a new standard of eye health and eyecare. In addition to its eyecare services, OPSM is renowned for its exclusive range of optical frames and sunglasses from international brands.</p></div>

OPSM

Optic Master

<div><p>Founded in Barcelona in 1976, Optica2000 has always focused on mid-high products and services, being the first banner in Spain to specialize in multifocal lenses as early as 1979. After opening a successful first shop in the El Corte Inglés department store in 1980 led to fast expansion, the brand was integrated in 2019. </p></div>

Optica2000 

<div><p>Other retail brands are also part of the Group’s portfolio, such as Optica Popular (Honduras).</p></div>

Optica Popular

<div><p>Founded in Guatemala to provide consumers with excellent optometric health services, style, quality and value, Optical Center operates two banners, OCFYT and Miramás. Established in 1997, OCFYT was the first ophthalmological retail banner offering a wide selection of branded sunglasses as an eye health concept, deep professional knowledge, state-of-the-art technology, and a dedication to consumer comfort and overall satisfaction. With over 60 stores across the country, it has become one of Guatemala’s leading optical retail brands. Optical Center also operates Miramás, which has eight stores in the country.</p></div>

Optical Center

<div><p>Ópticas Lux was founded over 80 years ago in Mexico City by Alfredo Santos who set his store apart by offering a wide variety of products and superb consumer service. Today, with 170 stores across the country, Ópticas Lux is the undisputed leading optical retail brand in Mexico with a reputation for offering the most complete and professional eye exams, outstanding service and the best range of top brands in the world. Ópticas Lux manages its own laboratories and trains all its optometrists at its own university – the only one operated by a retail company and certified by the Education and Health Ministries – ensuring the best quality for its products and services. </p></div>

Ópticas Lux

<div><p>Ópticas Place Vendôme was founded in Chile in 1960 and currently operates 54 stores throughout the country. The brand has great recognition among Chilean consumers for its long history in the market, and has always stood out for offering the best technology and latest designs.</p></div>

Ópticas Place Vendôme

<div><p>Founded in 1959 and part of the Group since 2015, Ópticas Visión has built a strong place in the local market becoming a leader in the optical business for its technology, number of retail stores and customer service.</p></div>

Ópticas Visión

<div><p>Óticas Carol, which was founded in 1997 with the goal of satisfying the needs of Brazilian consumers in the eyewear sector, is one of Brazil’s leading optical retail brands. Óticas Carol became part of the Group in 2017, and its mission is to provide the best platform for the sustainable growth of its franchisees, offering its consumers excellent optical services and products.</p></div>

Óticas Carol

<div><p>Before the Pearle brand existed, Alfons Hamer opened his first optical store in 1959 in the Netherlands, with the dream of making eyesight solutions accessible to the largest possible audience. His stores, called Brilmij, started a revolution in optical retail by displaying glasses on pins so consumers could choose their favorite frame by themselves. Brilmij grew to become the largest optical retail brand in the country, and since 1983 the brand has also expanded its business in Belgium. As of 1990, the stores continued under the name Pearle Opticiens, founded by Dr. Stanley Pearle, who, like Alfons Hamer, strongly believed that quality eyecare and eyewear should be easily accessible to everyone, regardless of age, income, or background. In Austria, Pearle was founded in 1977 and has been the leading optical retail brand in the country since 2015, offering consumers a wide range of high-quality exclusive and designer brand frames, sunglasses and contact lenses with the goal of being the best choice on the market. </p></div>

Pearle

<div><p>Acquired in 2004, Pearle Vision is one of the largest franchised optical retailers in North America. Built around the neighborhood doctor, Pearle Vision allows local business operators to provide trusted eyecare to their patients with the support and resources of the Pearle Vision brand.</p></div>

Pearle Vision

Persol

<div><p>Robin Look is a German optical retail brand that has managed to establish itself as a leading local brand in recent years. Founded in Berlin in 2005, it now operates over 50 stores in Berlin, Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt, Thuringia, North Rhine-Westphalia and Brandenburg. The brand focuses entirely on prescription glasses and aims to provide high-quality products at reasonable prices.</p></div>

Robin Look

<div><p>Founded through the merger of two brands established respectively by Angelo Salmoiraghi and Angelo Viganò in the mid-nineteenth century, Salmoiraghi &amp; Viganò is a premium Italian optical retail brand with more than 150 years of history. Rooted in innovation, superior consumer experiences, and a commitment to service and quality products, these values continue to define its operations. With its 270 stores, Salmoiraghi &amp; Viganò offers a curated selection of premium and luxury optical and sun eyewear, alongside leading lens brands. Two years ago, the brand launched a circularity initiative, encouraging consumers to return unused eyewear to stores, which is then sent to the Sedico facility for material recovery or donation for educational purposes. Building on its sustainability commitment, the brand introduced the ‘Officina Rinnovo’ program in select stores in 2024. This initiative extends the lifecycle of eyewear through services such as frame adjustment, fittings, and spare part replacement, performed by technicians from EssilorLuxottica plants. </p></div>

Salmoiraghi & Viganò

<div><p>Founded in 2007, Smarteyes operates more than 80 stores across Sweden and Denmark. Its mission is to make great design and professional eyecare accessible for all, with a vision to become the most recommended optician.</p></div>

SmartEyes

<div><p>Spectacle Hut, acquired by the Group in 2018, has grown to become one of Singapore’s largest optical retail brands. Its mission is to become the retailer of choice for the growing group of fashion-savvy consumers who have come to expect quality, exceptional service and value.</p></div>

Spectacle Hut

Spex

<div><p>Other retail brands are also part of the Group’s portfolio, such as Sunglass Island (Mexico).</p></div>

Sunglass Island

<div><p>Founded in 1931, Synoptik operates over 100 locations in Denmark. In 1991, the brand expanded into Sweden, growing further with the acquisitions of Din Optiker and Ögat a decade later. Today, Synoptik boasts nationwide coverage in Sweden, offering high-quality products and services in the mid-tohigh segment, with a strong emphasis on eye health and comprehensive eye exams across close to 250 stores. Synoptik also features a global e-commerce platform primarily focused on sun products and has introduced the ‘Vision as a Service’ subscription program in select stores in Denmark and Sweden. Reflecting the Group’s sustainability goals, the banner launched the PreLoved concept to extend the lifecycle of returned spectacles by selling them as second-hand products. Starting in late 2024, spectacles unsuitable for resale under the PreLoved initiative are shipped to the Sedico facility for materials recovery or donation for educational purposes. With the 2022 acquisition of Smarteyes, Synoptik now offers a comprehensive portfolio that combines two complementary brands. Founded in 2007, Smarteyes operates more than 80 stores across Sweden and Denmark. Its mission is to make great design and professional eyecare accessible for all, with a vision to become the most recommended optician. </p></div>

Synoptik

<div><p>With the acquisition of Cole National in 2004, Target Optical, a licensed brand operating within its host stores, became part of the Group retail network. The brand offers consumers the convenience of taking care of their optical needs, while shopping at their preferred retailers.</p></div>

Target Optical

<div><p>Established in 2021, Team Vision is a management services organization (MSO) investing in private practices and practice transitions across North America. It was created for independent eyecare professionals who are looking to transition their practice without sacrificing a focus on health-based patient care. The MSO assumes non-medical responsibilities of the practices it partners with, including product, inventory, staffing and marketing, allowing doctors to focus on patient care while choosing their level of involvement.</p></div>

Team Vision

<div><p>In Poland, Vision Express operates a mid-high market second banner, Trendy Opticians, offering a wide selection of international brands. Vision Express launched in Hungary in 1996 and is now the second-largest optical brand in the country, with stores offering one-hour service, and omnichannel experience having existed since 2017 with a sunglasses webshop.</p></div>

Trendy Opticians

<div><p>For more than 40 years, Triangle Vision has been a trusted provider of comprehensive eyecare, blending state-of-the-art medical technology with personalized, patient-focused service. Its expert optometrists specialize in routine eye exams, contact lenses, ocular disease management, pediatric care and vision therapy, while its full-service optical shop offers the largest selection of designer frames and advanced spectacle lenses in the region. Founded in 1973 by Dr. Thomas Tucker, Triangle Vision has grown from a small practice in Chapel Hill to one of the most successful private optometry practices in central North Carolina, delivering extraordinary eyecare and eyewear to the community. </p></div>

Triangle Visions

<div><p>In Geneva, Visilab began its journey in 1988 as the first optical brand in Switzerland with a ‘lenses in one hour’ concept. After the Swiss French-speaking market, it expanded its activities into the Swiss German-speaking market in 1994, in Zürich. Visilab now operates 80 stores covering the mid-high market and enjoys a good reputation for its consumer service, marketing and selection of international frame and sunglasses brands.</p></div>

Visilab

<div><p>Founded in 1967 as a laboratory offering high-quality services to independent optical stores and clinics, Topsa Retail operates two banners, EconoLentes and Vision Center, with stores located mainly in Lima and other large cities in Peru. EconoLentes aims to be the most trusted optical brand serving Peruvian families for their vision care needs, whereas Vision Center provides consumers with the latest trends in frames and sunglasses, breakthrough technology and the highest quality lenses and contact lenses. </p></div>

Vision Center

<div><p>Established in 1988 in Gateshead, England, Vision Express pioneered a revolutionary concept to combine eyecare, eyewear and onsite labs to craft glasses in about an hour. The brand expanded rapidly through organic growth and acquisitions, and today operates close to 1,000 locations. A leader in the national optical industry, Vision Express also opened its first store in Poland in 1994 as a medical company, and now enjoys nationwide coverage with ophthalmologists and optometrists delivering advanced medical services. In Poland, it operates a mid-high market second banner, Trendy Opticians, offering a wide selection of international brands. Vision Express launched in Hungary in 1996 and is now the second-largest optical brand in the country, with stores offering one-hour service, and omnichannel experience having existed since 2017 with a sunglasses webshop. In 2008, Vision Express opened in Bulgaria with the acquisition of the local Optik Matt optical brand, and currently operates 10 stores.</p></div>

Vision Express

<div><p>Headquartered in Tokyo with 80 stores nationwide, Washin is a renowned Japanese optical retail brand with a rich heritage of quality, consumer-centric care, and a deep passion for beauty and the artistry of made in Japan eyewear. Founded by Mr. Toru Negishi in 1951, Washin opened its first store in Urawa, Saitama, laying the foundation for a legacy of excellence. Today, its stores are primarily located in the Kanto region, with flagship locations in iconic commercial districts such as Ginza and Shinjuku.</p></div>

Washin

<div><p>Oakley stores worldwide offer an immersive brand experience, featuring athlete brand ambassadors, cuttingedge technology, design, and innovation. The stores are designed to provide a seamless omnichannel journey – integrating physical and digital touchpoints – while always being supported by trained and experienced in-store staff. The brand has expanded its monobrand retail network to over 370 stores worldwide, offering a full range of Oakley products, including sunglasses (customizable options available), prescription glasses, goggles, apparel, footwear and accessories. Oakley stores are the ultimate destination for Oakley sport communities and are located in major cities and shopping malls. </p></div>

Oakley

<div><p>In 2024, Ray-Ban further consolidated its monobrand retail network to over 280 locations worldwide, bringing the brand’s unique DNA and experience to new consumers in top destinations while strengthening its global presence in key cities such as Milan, Paris, London, Madrid, New York, Shanghai and Tokyo. Each store offers a premium experience, enriched by new omnichannel services and digital tools. The offering includes exclusive products, prereleases, and consumer activations, creating a fully immersive Ray-Ban experience. In line with EssilorLuxottica’s sustainability commitment and building on the success of its 2023 pilot program, Ray-Ban launched a permanent repair and care hub in select stores last year. These hubs are dedicated to giving new life to the brand’s iconic models with services such as frame repairs, wheel cleaning and component replacement.</p></div>

Ray-Ban 

<div><p>Founded in Paris in 1994, Solaris is a leading sunglass retailer committed to bringing consumers the ultimate sunglass selection. From classic and fashion to luxury and sport performance, Solaris delivers the latest fashion trends, current best-sellers, innovations and cutting-edge technologies in the sunglass market. Today Solaris is present in France, Italy, Turkey, Malta and Mexico, with dedicated stand-alone Solaris stores.</p></div>

Solaris

<div><p>Founded in 1971 as a small kiosk in a Miami mall, Sunglass Hut has grown into one of the world’s leading destinations for the most sought-after high-quality sunglass brands. Stores can be found in fashionable shopping districts across the globe, from the Americas, Europe and the Middle East to Australia, South Africa, Greater China, Southeast Asia and beyond. Sunglass Hut provides consumers with a professional, highly engaging shopping experience. It also offers a consistent and connected experience across all consumer touchpoints, including online, in-store, social and mobile, and uses in-store digital tools like Smart Shopper to provide access to an endless aisle range and customized products in every store location. As part of this strategy, the brand continues to invest in the digitalization of the in-store shopping experience, from Smart Shopper to the digital broadcasting network fully integrated in the store layout to elevate brands and services storytelling. In 2018, Sunglass Hut signed an agreement with Bass Pro to open Sunglass Hut shop-in-shops within Bass Pro and Cabela’s 171 locations across North America. In 2022, it entered Mexico’s high-luxury segment with store openings in Palacio de Hierro.</p></div>

Sunglass Hut

<div><p>Since 1994, Supreme has established itself as a brand known for its quality, style and authenticity, and has expanded from its New York City origins into a global community. Supreme’s physical stores serve as cultural landmarks, reflecting the brand’s iconic street style and fostering a strong sense of community. Supported by a global digital presence, Supreme connects with its audience across both physical and digital spaces. With 17 locations worldwide in 2024 – five in the US, four in Europe (France, Italy, the UK and Germany) and eight in the Asia-Pacific region (Japan, Greater China and South Korea) – Supreme continues to define youth culture, designing and producing quality apparel and accessories for a loyal global audience.</p></div>

Supreme

<div><p>Brille24 was acquired in 2019 and specializes in selling quality prescription eyeglasses.</p></div>

Brille24

<div><p>Charlie Temple was established in 2016 as a mono-label online eyewear business, and is the leading banner in the Netherlands targeting fashion-savvy young and youngspirited consumers.</p></div>

Charlie Temple

<div><p>Clearly is the leader of the online optical category in the countries where it operates. It deploys a multi-category model encompassing contact lenses, eyeglasses, brands, and private labels in each market.</p></div>

Clearly

<div><p>ContactsDirect is the one-stop-shop for contact lenses online, providing superior service both for consumers purchasing through their vision benefits and those looking for great deals.</p></div>

ContactsDirect

<div><p>Costadelmar.com is a premier destination for premium eyewear, specializing in high-performance polarized sunglasses designed for bold water adventures and unforgettable coastal moments. With collections tailored to diverse lifestyles, the platform delivers a seamless experience both on and off the water. Online tools, such as the Product Comparator, Virtual Mirror and Frame Advisor, make it effortless for users to find their perfect sunglasses. Additional services include light engraving for personalized eyewear, a protection plan for extended coverage, Buy-Online-Pick-UpIn-Store convenience and a responsible shipping option, underscoring Costa’s commitment to sustainability. Enhancing its eyewear offering, Costa’s apparel collection features performance-driven tops, bottoms, hats, and visors designed for optimal comfort and adventure-ready style.</p></div>

Costadelmar.com

<div><p>E-lens and eÓtica are EssilorLuxottica’s online banners in Brazil, holding a leading position for contact lenses. They are working to grow the category while also fostering sales of prescription eyewear.</p></div>

E-lens

eÓtica

<div><p>EyeBuyDirect provides an exceptional eyewear experience with a diverse range of quality, fairly priced glasses and a personalized service so people can truly express their authentic selves. Consumers tend to come back more often and sooner than on average.</p></div>

EyeBuyDirect

<div><p>FosterGrant.com showcases a wide selection of Foster Grant eyewear and licensed collaborations, including sunglasses, fit-overs, clip-ons, kids’ eyewear, reading and blue-light glasses, all blending fashion and function to meet diverse consumer needs.</p></div>

FosterGrant.com

<div><p>FramesDirect.com was founded in 1996 by two doctors and offers the largest online selection of authentic designer frames from top-selling makers, including more than 40,000 products and 250 brands.</p></div>

FramesDirect.com

<div><p>Glasses.com is one of the first websites to sell prescription eyewear online and has always focused on quality eyecare and innovation. It aims to provide a personal, emotionally rewarding experience in the online optical eyewear industry.</p></div>

Glasses.com

<div><p>Glasses Direct is the leading eyeglasses e-commerce player in the country, with a large variety of products, ranging from affordable and private label frames to premium ones.</p></div>

Glasses direct

<div><p>Lensbest distributes contact lenses online in Germany, with a high share of own-brand and high-margin products.</p></div>

Lensbest

<div><p>Lenstore served its first consumer in 2008. It has grown to become a leading online contact lens retailer in Europe, with over one million consumers served and a team of opticians overseeing every single order.</p></div>

Lenstore

<div><p>Lensway is the leader in the Nordics for selling contact lenses online.</p></div>

Lensway

<div><p>Linsenmax serves Swiss consumers with a large portfolio of contact lenses.</p></div>

Linsenmax

<div><p>NativeEyewear.com complements the Group’s sports hub with specialized platforms for high-performance sports eyewear.</p></div>

NativeEyewear.com

<div><p>Readers.com was launched in 2012, and is the leading online retailer for reading glasses offering a wide range of style options at an affordable price point.</p></div>

Readers.com

<div><p>VisionDirect is a leading contact lens e-retailer, with a model focused on service, availability and retention, as well as the development of its own brand Everclear.</p></div>

VisionDirect

<div><p>Vogue-Eyewear.com showcases the latest collections of this truly international, contemporary brand, providing an engaging digital destination for fashionforward consumers.</p></div>