Exhibit TM_MUT_216_D490C163 · Nestle

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Same commitment, later deadline.

Timeline slipConfidence: Virtually certain

This is part of the three-year CHF 20 billion share buyback program announced in July 2017.

This is part of a further distribution of up to CHF 20 billion to shareholders over the period 2020 to 2022, announced on December 30, 2019.

Nestlé updated the reference for its 20 billion Swiss franc shareholder payout program from a 2017 announcement to a 2019 plan covering 2020 through 2022.

2018

"This is part of the three-year CHF 20 billion share buyback program announced in July 2017."

2019· candidate

"This is part of a further distribution of up to CHF 20 billion to shareholders over the period 2020 to 2022, announced on December 30, 2019."

2018

2019

Mutation ReasoningThe new claim represents a temporal drift in the company's shareholder distribution narrative. While the underlying policy goal (returning CHF 20 billion to shareholders) and the magnitude remain identical, the specific program instance has mutated from the 2017 vintage to a 2019 vintage, shifting the target years to 2020-2022. Per the critical rule, this alteration in timeframe and announcement date constitutes a drift rather than an unrelated event.

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PACIA Job ID:555040bc-87f5-49ec-8e4a-21ef662af760Target Entity:NestleBase Anchor:fuseki:entity:nestleCandidate Hash:urn:uuid:555040bc-87f5-49ec-8e4a-21ef662af760Retrieval Date:2026-07-01 (Automated pipeline)

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