History

Conclusion of the total sale of XP Inc. shares for a total amount of R$ 9.6 billion.

Purchase of approximately 10% of the total capital of CCR S.A., a leading company in the private infrastructure sector in Brazil.

Merger of XPart into XP Inc. completed. Accordingly, Itaúsa has become the direct and indirect holder of approximately 15% of XP Inc.’s total capital, thus becoming the second largest investment of the holding company’s portfolio in market value.

We acquired approximately 13% of Aegea’s total capital, a leader company in Brazil’s basic sanitation private sector.

Increase of equity interest in NTS, now holding 8.5% of its share capital.

Itaú Unibanco’s corporate reorganization resulted in the transfer of 40.5% of the total capital of XP Inc. to a new company, XPart S.A.

We acquired approximately 49% interest in Copagaz

We changed our corporate name to Itaúsa S.A.

We published our first Integrated Report and were selected for the 16^th time to make up the Dow Jones Sustainability World Index portfolio (dJSI World).

Itautec became our wholly owned subsidiary and we ended its registration as a publicly-held company. We increased our ownership interest in Alpargatas to 29%.

We reviewed our investment portfolio and sold the totality of Elekeiroz shares.

And completed the sale of the remaining ownership interest held in Oki.

We acquired 27% of Alpargatas S.A. and made up the Controlling Group, together with BW/Cambuhy.

We acquired approximately 8% ownership interest in Nova Transportadora do Sudeste S.A. – NTS

We started Itautec divestiture process to prioritize business that creates more value to stockholders.

We associated with Satipel and created the largest wood panel company in the Southern Hemisphere.

We associated with the founder of Unibanco to then become one of the world’s 20 largest banks in market value.

We were selected for the first time to make up the Dow Jones Sustainability World Index portfolio (dJSI World).

We carried out divestitures in Itaú Seguros S.A. (insurance business), in which Itaúsa held 91.1% of the subsidiary’s voting capital.

We adopted the name Itaúsa - Investimentos Itaú, thus incorporating the "Itaúsa” brand for the first time.

We founded Itautec aiming at taking the Itaú Group at the forefront of banking automation in Brazil.

We acquired ownership interest in Elekeiroz, and later on, in 1986, we took over its control.

We created the holding company Investimentos Itaú S.A. with a portfolio that includes Banco Itaú and Dexco.