Retailers have put brands on their heels for too long. Now brands can go on offense.

• The supercenter combines the frequency of grocery and the high ticket of general merchandise
• In physical retail, Walmart proved the supercenter the winning combination with 7X more revenue than Target, the largest general merchandise retailer, and 20X greater market value than Kroger, the largest grocer
• The digital supercenter is a $2T market opportunity, arguably retail's largest
• There is no mainstream solution – one that is better than current retailers in selection, experience, value

• All major retailers have biased platforms
• They sell and give preference over brands to private label, grey/counterfeit goods and advertised products. The tax of conflict between the brands and retailers is enormous
• The total 5-year market value return tells the story
• The top 10 consumer brands have a staggering negative 5% return
• Amazon, the leading digital retailer, is the extreme laggard of the magnificent seven with a paltry 38% return vs. 293% for the group
• TSMC has shown in the semiconductor industry that a brand-growth platform – one with no TSMC branded chips and no activities competing with chip brands, is transformative.
• The total 5-year market value return tells the story here too
• The leading chip brands, Nvidia, AMD and Broadcom, have a 400% return
• TSMC's return is 198%

Digital grocery not mainstream < 15%

• There are many grocery models, including pick-from-store, dark store, large fulfillment centers, and quick delivery
• This famous drawing from Crossing the Chasm tells the story that since none are better than current retailers overall, grocery is still in the early adopter phase.
• The reason is that supply chains have cost and service gaps
• No mainstream digital grocery, no mainstream digital supercenter

All major retailers compete with brands

• No major retailer has chosen a brand-growth platform
• It is a simple business model choice
• It makes the business far easier to operate because there is no product development, no affiliates to police and no advertisers to manage

A fulfillment system for mainstream grocery

• Our proprietary solution can take grocery and the supercenter mainstream
• RoboFS is the 1st to market, AI-native, E2E, single tech stack fulfillment solution
• We are targeting a 50% lower cost of fulfillment than today's systems and far higher service levels

A brand-growth retail service

• A commitment to customers and brands – no private label, no grey/counterfeit goods and no advertisements (slotting fees)