ULTRAPAR PARTICIPAÇÕES S.A.

                             CODE OF ETHICS

This Code of Ethics sets out the principles adopted by Ultrapar
Participações S.A. (“Ultrapar”) and its subsidiaries (together
denominated “Company”) as a reference for behavior standards,
regardless of the country or region of operation.


Objectives of the Code of Ethics

(i)     To reduce the subjectivity of personal interpretations of ethical principles;
(ii)    To formalize and to institutionalize a reference for the professional behavior of
        the employees of the Company, including the ethical administration of real or
        apparent conflicts of interest, becoming a standard for the internal and
        external relationship of the Company with its stakeholders, which are:
        shareholders, clients, employees, partners, suppliers, service providers, labor
        unions, competitors, society, government and the communities in which the
        Company operates;
(iii)   To ensure that the daily concerns with efficiency, competitiveness and
        profitability do not override ethical behavior; and
(iv)    To ensure the adoption of corporate sustainability practices.


Scope

This Code applies to the members of the Board of Directors, members of the Fiscal
Council, all employees and interns of Ultrapar and its subsidiaries, third-parties hired
by the Company, hereinafter referred as “Professionals”.


Ethical Principles

In the exercise of his/her position or function, each Professional shall:

(i)     Maintain a posture of honesty, integrity, respect, loyalty, efficiency,
        transparency and impartiality, which shall guide their relations with the
        Company and its stakeholders;
(ii)     Not engage in transactions and activities that might compromise his/her
         professional dignity or damage his/her public image as well as the image of
         Ultrapar;
(iii)    Carry out his/her professional activities with competence and diligence,
         seeking to constantly improve his/her performance from a technical
         perspective, to remain permanently up to date, and encourage all those
         involved in the activity to adopt the same conduct;
(iv)     Behave strictly in a professional and impartial manner in the treatment with
         the public;
(v)      Base the boss-employee relationship on mutual respect, honesty, dedication
         and kindness, fostering a sound business environment and organizational
         cohesion;
(vi)     Have a behavior that leaves no room for discrimination or harassment,
         including moral and sexual harassment, particularly in the boss-employee
         relationship; and
(vii)    Seek to maximize the value creation for the Company.


Labor Practices

In the relationship with colleagues and other Professionals and in the use of
resources for the accomplishment of its activities, each Professional shall:

(i)      Use qualifications (for example, educational background, experience,
         competence) as a basis for making decisions related to work which affect
         employees and candidates, valuing the diversity;
(ii)     Do not exploit child and forced labor or slavery. Observe that such practice is
         not applied to the relationship between the Company and its stakeholders;
(iii)    Do not use the influence inherent in his/her professional position to obtain
         favors or personal services from subordinates;
(iv)     Promote a cultural environment, through leadership, in which ethical conduct
         is recognized, valued and taken as an example for all employees;
(v)      Ensure that the Company's activities are conducted considering the local
         community and the environment, seeking to maximize the use of resources
         and minimize eventual negative impacts from its operations;
(vi)     Ensure the competent use of the company's assets and resources, avoiding
         damage, inadequate handling, loss, theft or unauthorized withdrawal;
(vii)    Inform, when aware of, the improper use of the company’s resources, being
         intentional damages to the work environment characterized as serious
         infraction; and
(viii)   Adopt irreproachable conduct related to any type of corruption in its
         relationship with suppliers, clients, public agents or any other stakeholder.
Compliance with Laws, Rules and Regulations

Each Professional shall:

(i)     Comply with the laws and rules regulations applicable to the Company’s
        businesses and to generally applicable commercial business practices;
(ii)    Observe the company policy with regard to unfair trade competition; and
(iii)   Respect the accounting principles, the laws and regulations for booking
        transactions and issue precise financial reports that truly reflect the reality of
        the Company.


Obedience to the principles of the Law Against Unfair Trade Competition

The Law Against Unfair Trade Competition (Law No. 8.884/94) is aimed at avoiding
and restraining violations and infractions against economic order, particularly cartels,
predatory pricing, pricing discrimination, etc.


Each professional shall act strictly in observance to Law No. 8.884/94, being
forbidden quarrels related to:

(i)     Combination of prices with competitors;
(ii)    Division of clients;
(iii)   Non-aggression agreements;
(iv)    Commercial policies in general.

Contacts with competitors and class associations should receive particular attention.
If Professional is involved in a doubtful situation, or one that is potentially in breach
of the Law Against Unfair Trade Competition, he or she should immediately notify his
or her superior, as well as the legal department.


Guarantee of Quality and of Proper Use of Information

Each Professional shall:

(i)     Ensure that all internal processes are subject to rigorous controls which shall
        guarantee the precise accounting of the operations of the Company, thus
        guaranteeing that all management decisions are based on solid economic
        analyses, and that the physical and financial assets of the Company are
        efficiently used;
(ii)    Maintain the confidentiality of the information and activities relating to the
        work in the area where he/she is employed, being forbidden the use of such
        information in benefit of particular or third parties’ interests;
(iii)    Ensure the veracity of the information that is disclosed internally or externally
         by the Company aiming at a relationship of respect and transparency with its
         stakeholders;
(iv)     Make sure that all reports and documents filed with or submitted to the
         Comissão de Valores Mobiliários, the United States Securities and Exchange
         Commission or any other public regulatory authorities or any other public
         communications shall include full, fair, accurate, timely and understandable
         disclosure; and
(v)      Ensure that all transactions registered in the Company’s books be precise,
         complete, truthful and detailed, being dully supported by lawful
         documentation in accordance with the Company’s internal procedures,
         applicable laws and generally accepted accounting principles so as to ensure
         the quality of the Company’s financial statements.



Use of Non-Public Information and Disclosure

Each Professional holding important information about the Company that has not
been disclosed to the public shall:


(vi)     Maintain the confidentiality of such information, except when disclosure is
         authorized or legally mandated.
(vii)    Abstain him/herself from buying or selling securities using important
         non-public information obtained in the performance of their duties on behalf of
         the Company and providing any such information so obtained to others.
(viii)   Adhere to the policy on Material Information, which establishes the
         procedure to be followed in relation to the announcement of Material
         Information or Facts and with respect to the trading of securities issued by
         Ultrapar, should the Professional occupy any position exposed to privileged
         information about the Company.


Conflicts of Interest

Each Professional has the obligation to act in ethical and honest manner, leading
his/her professional activities in accordance with the best interest of the Company.

Each Professional should endeavor to avoid situations that present a potential or
actual conflict between their interest and the interest of the Company.


Each Professional shall:
(i)     Refuse, in the exercise of his/her professional activities, any type of financial
        aid, gratification, commissions, donations, or advantages of any kind for
        him/herself, family members or any other person;
(ii)    Receive only promotional gifts without commercial value;
(iii)   Consult with his or her superior to accept invitations to events subsidized by
        commercially related parties (suppliers, clients, service providers);
(iv)    Properly deploy the Company’s resources, intellectual property, time and
        installations, including the access to the Internet, eliminating the excessive,
        commercial, unproductive use or the use that adversely compromises the
        image of the Company; and
(v)     When making his/her personal investments, avoid conflicts of interest in
        relation to the activities in which he/she is engaged.


Compliance with this Code of Ethics and notification of unethical behavior

In the event that an actual or apparent conflict of interest arises involving the
personal or professional relationships or activities of a Professional, the Professional
involved is required to handle with such conflict of interest in accordance with the
ethical principles defined in this Code of Ethics.

It is the responsibility of each Professional to consult the Ethics Committee of Ultrapar,
defined below, regarding (i) any action that may involve a conflict of interest and (ii)
in any case of doubt as to the most appropriate behavior in situations provided for
under this Code of Ethics.

Furthermore it is the responsibility of each Professional to immediately notify
Ultrapar’s Ethics Committee of any situations that are potentially contrary to ethical
principles, or that are illegal, irregular or questionable, having the information source
guaranteed confidentiality.

Any notification to the Ethics Committee shall be made either by website
www.canalaberto.com.br, or by telephone, through the number 0800 701 7172.

The Company encourages all Professionals to report any suspected violations
promptly. The name of the Professional and confidentiality of the case will be
guaranteed.

The Ethics Committee will thoroughly investigate any good faith reports of violations
to this Code of Ethics and will not tolerate any kind of retaliation for reports or
complaints regarding misconduct that were made in good faith.

Each Professional shall be required to cooperate in internal investigations of
misconduct and unethical behavior.
The Ethics Committee of Ultrapar will be composed of 4 members, nominated by the
Board of Directors, being three permanent members and one rotating member who
should be the main executive of the business to which the query, potential unethical,
illegal or questionable situation is related.


Accountability for adherence to the Code of Ethics

All Professionals are responsible for adhering to this Code. This includes individuals
responsible for the failure to exercise proper supervision and to detect and report a
violation by their subordinates.


Penalties

Any Professional who violate the Company’s ethical principles or this Code of Ethics
shall be subject to disciplinary measures that may result in dismissal and legal
proceedings in case of any violation of the law.

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Code of Ethics

  • 1. ULTRAPAR PARTICIPAÇÕES S.A. CODE OF ETHICS This Code of Ethics sets out the principles adopted by Ultrapar Participações S.A. (“Ultrapar”) and its subsidiaries (together denominated “Company”) as a reference for behavior standards, regardless of the country or region of operation. Objectives of the Code of Ethics (i) To reduce the subjectivity of personal interpretations of ethical principles; (ii) To formalize and to institutionalize a reference for the professional behavior of the employees of the Company, including the ethical administration of real or apparent conflicts of interest, becoming a standard for the internal and external relationship of the Company with its stakeholders, which are: shareholders, clients, employees, partners, suppliers, service providers, labor unions, competitors, society, government and the communities in which the Company operates; (iii) To ensure that the daily concerns with efficiency, competitiveness and profitability do not override ethical behavior; and (iv) To ensure the adoption of corporate sustainability practices. Scope This Code applies to the members of the Board of Directors, members of the Fiscal Council, all employees and interns of Ultrapar and its subsidiaries, third-parties hired by the Company, hereinafter referred as “Professionals”. Ethical Principles In the exercise of his/her position or function, each Professional shall: (i) Maintain a posture of honesty, integrity, respect, loyalty, efficiency, transparency and impartiality, which shall guide their relations with the Company and its stakeholders;
  • 2. (ii) Not engage in transactions and activities that might compromise his/her professional dignity or damage his/her public image as well as the image of Ultrapar; (iii) Carry out his/her professional activities with competence and diligence, seeking to constantly improve his/her performance from a technical perspective, to remain permanently up to date, and encourage all those involved in the activity to adopt the same conduct; (iv) Behave strictly in a professional and impartial manner in the treatment with the public; (v) Base the boss-employee relationship on mutual respect, honesty, dedication and kindness, fostering a sound business environment and organizational cohesion; (vi) Have a behavior that leaves no room for discrimination or harassment, including moral and sexual harassment, particularly in the boss-employee relationship; and (vii) Seek to maximize the value creation for the Company. Labor Practices In the relationship with colleagues and other Professionals and in the use of resources for the accomplishment of its activities, each Professional shall: (i) Use qualifications (for example, educational background, experience, competence) as a basis for making decisions related to work which affect employees and candidates, valuing the diversity; (ii) Do not exploit child and forced labor or slavery. Observe that such practice is not applied to the relationship between the Company and its stakeholders; (iii) Do not use the influence inherent in his/her professional position to obtain favors or personal services from subordinates; (iv) Promote a cultural environment, through leadership, in which ethical conduct is recognized, valued and taken as an example for all employees; (v) Ensure that the Company's activities are conducted considering the local community and the environment, seeking to maximize the use of resources and minimize eventual negative impacts from its operations; (vi) Ensure the competent use of the company's assets and resources, avoiding damage, inadequate handling, loss, theft or unauthorized withdrawal; (vii) Inform, when aware of, the improper use of the company’s resources, being intentional damages to the work environment characterized as serious infraction; and (viii) Adopt irreproachable conduct related to any type of corruption in its relationship with suppliers, clients, public agents or any other stakeholder.
  • 3. Compliance with Laws, Rules and Regulations Each Professional shall: (i) Comply with the laws and rules regulations applicable to the Company’s businesses and to generally applicable commercial business practices; (ii) Observe the company policy with regard to unfair trade competition; and (iii) Respect the accounting principles, the laws and regulations for booking transactions and issue precise financial reports that truly reflect the reality of the Company. Obedience to the principles of the Law Against Unfair Trade Competition The Law Against Unfair Trade Competition (Law No. 8.884/94) is aimed at avoiding and restraining violations and infractions against economic order, particularly cartels, predatory pricing, pricing discrimination, etc. Each professional shall act strictly in observance to Law No. 8.884/94, being forbidden quarrels related to: (i) Combination of prices with competitors; (ii) Division of clients; (iii) Non-aggression agreements; (iv) Commercial policies in general. Contacts with competitors and class associations should receive particular attention. If Professional is involved in a doubtful situation, or one that is potentially in breach of the Law Against Unfair Trade Competition, he or she should immediately notify his or her superior, as well as the legal department. Guarantee of Quality and of Proper Use of Information Each Professional shall: (i) Ensure that all internal processes are subject to rigorous controls which shall guarantee the precise accounting of the operations of the Company, thus guaranteeing that all management decisions are based on solid economic analyses, and that the physical and financial assets of the Company are efficiently used; (ii) Maintain the confidentiality of the information and activities relating to the work in the area where he/she is employed, being forbidden the use of such information in benefit of particular or third parties’ interests;
  • 4. (iii) Ensure the veracity of the information that is disclosed internally or externally by the Company aiming at a relationship of respect and transparency with its stakeholders; (iv) Make sure that all reports and documents filed with or submitted to the Comissão de Valores Mobiliários, the United States Securities and Exchange Commission or any other public regulatory authorities or any other public communications shall include full, fair, accurate, timely and understandable disclosure; and (v) Ensure that all transactions registered in the Company’s books be precise, complete, truthful and detailed, being dully supported by lawful documentation in accordance with the Company’s internal procedures, applicable laws and generally accepted accounting principles so as to ensure the quality of the Company’s financial statements. Use of Non-Public Information and Disclosure Each Professional holding important information about the Company that has not been disclosed to the public shall: (vi) Maintain the confidentiality of such information, except when disclosure is authorized or legally mandated. (vii) Abstain him/herself from buying or selling securities using important non-public information obtained in the performance of their duties on behalf of the Company and providing any such information so obtained to others. (viii) Adhere to the policy on Material Information, which establishes the procedure to be followed in relation to the announcement of Material Information or Facts and with respect to the trading of securities issued by Ultrapar, should the Professional occupy any position exposed to privileged information about the Company. Conflicts of Interest Each Professional has the obligation to act in ethical and honest manner, leading his/her professional activities in accordance with the best interest of the Company. Each Professional should endeavor to avoid situations that present a potential or actual conflict between their interest and the interest of the Company. Each Professional shall:
  • 5. (i) Refuse, in the exercise of his/her professional activities, any type of financial aid, gratification, commissions, donations, or advantages of any kind for him/herself, family members or any other person; (ii) Receive only promotional gifts without commercial value; (iii) Consult with his or her superior to accept invitations to events subsidized by commercially related parties (suppliers, clients, service providers); (iv) Properly deploy the Company’s resources, intellectual property, time and installations, including the access to the Internet, eliminating the excessive, commercial, unproductive use or the use that adversely compromises the image of the Company; and (v) When making his/her personal investments, avoid conflicts of interest in relation to the activities in which he/she is engaged. Compliance with this Code of Ethics and notification of unethical behavior In the event that an actual or apparent conflict of interest arises involving the personal or professional relationships or activities of a Professional, the Professional involved is required to handle with such conflict of interest in accordance with the ethical principles defined in this Code of Ethics. It is the responsibility of each Professional to consult the Ethics Committee of Ultrapar, defined below, regarding (i) any action that may involve a conflict of interest and (ii) in any case of doubt as to the most appropriate behavior in situations provided for under this Code of Ethics. Furthermore it is the responsibility of each Professional to immediately notify Ultrapar’s Ethics Committee of any situations that are potentially contrary to ethical principles, or that are illegal, irregular or questionable, having the information source guaranteed confidentiality. Any notification to the Ethics Committee shall be made either by website www.canalaberto.com.br, or by telephone, through the number 0800 701 7172. The Company encourages all Professionals to report any suspected violations promptly. The name of the Professional and confidentiality of the case will be guaranteed. The Ethics Committee will thoroughly investigate any good faith reports of violations to this Code of Ethics and will not tolerate any kind of retaliation for reports or complaints regarding misconduct that were made in good faith. Each Professional shall be required to cooperate in internal investigations of misconduct and unethical behavior.
  • 6. The Ethics Committee of Ultrapar will be composed of 4 members, nominated by the Board of Directors, being three permanent members and one rotating member who should be the main executive of the business to which the query, potential unethical, illegal or questionable situation is related. Accountability for adherence to the Code of Ethics All Professionals are responsible for adhering to this Code. This includes individuals responsible for the failure to exercise proper supervision and to detect and report a violation by their subordinates. Penalties Any Professional who violate the Company’s ethical principles or this Code of Ethics shall be subject to disciplinary measures that may result in dismissal and legal proceedings in case of any violation of the law.