Frontline Data | Unordered Inventory Overflow & Rotacart Priority Pilot Request

Frontline Data | Unordered Inventory Overflow & Rotacart Priority Pilot Request Investor Relations team, I am writing to provide operational data from the store level relevant to the company's supply chain modernization and talent retention efforts. The situation: Store managers receive significant quantities of inventory they did not order. On truck days, stores get hundreds of boxes with limited visibility into contents. This unordered overflow accumulates in backrooms, consumes constrained labor hours, and results in product destroyed per the markdown-to-a-penny policy. Why this matters to investors: The company is investing in Rotacart to eliminate manual unloading inefficiency and backroom clutter . Rotacart is already servicing 600+ stores in some markets, with a goal of 2,000+ by end of 2025 . Stores with the most severe unordered overflow are the same stores where Rotacart would deliver the greatest ROI. They are burning cash right now.

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