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Grupo Cibest S.A. filings document foreign private issuer reporting for a financial group whose U.S.-listed ADRs each represent four preferred shares. Form 20-F and Form 6-K records cover annual reports, consolidated and separate financial statements, quarterly financial results, segment presentation, and accounting treatment for assets held for sale and discontinued operations.
The filings also record shareholder meeting decisions, dividend and reserve allocations, buyback programs for common shares, preferred shares and ADRs, capital management actions, and corporate governance matters such as board committee composition, good-governance procedures and authorizations for ordinary-course transactions with affiliates.
Grupo Cibest S.A. CFO Mauricio Botero Wolff indirectly acquired 5,736.9000 units in an institutional voluntary pension fund sponsored by the company. The fund is managed by an independent third party and invests mainly in Grupo Cibest common and preferred shares plus a small cash portion.
The units were credited on March 27, 2026 through a voluntary cash contribution. The price per unit that day was COP 25,701.19, equal to approximately $7.0068 using a COP 3,668 per $1 rate. Following this award, 55,698.4600 units are held. The CFO has no voting or investment discretion over the fund’s assets, and the position is payable solely in cash based on fund value at withdrawal.
Grupo Cibest S.A. Payments VP Liliana Patricia Vasquez Uribe reported an indirect acquisition of 4,264.9340 units in the Grupo Cibest Equity Securities Fund on March 27, 2026. These units were credited to her account in an institutional voluntary pension fund sponsored by the company and administered by an independent manager.
The fund is unitized and invests mainly in Grupo Cibest common and preferred shares plus a small cash position, but she does not have voting or investment discretion over the fund’s assets. The units are payable solely in cash based on fund value at withdrawal, and the number of Grupo Cibest shares economically attributable to the units cannot be determined until that date. After this transaction, she indirectly holds 25,067.4040 units.
Grupo Cibest S.A. CEO Juan Carlos Mora Uribe indirectly acquired additional units in an employer-sponsored investment vehicle. On March 27, 2026, 18,061.6000 units of the Grupo Cibest Equity Securities Fund were credited to his account labeled as Employee Voluntary Pension Fund Units at about $7.0068 per unit, bringing his total to 207,117.0150 units.
The institutional voluntary pension fund is administered by an independent third-party manager, is unitized, and invests mainly in Grupo Cibest common and preferred shares plus a small cash balance. The CEO has no voting or investment discretion over the fund’s assets, the instrument has no expiration date, and benefits are payable solely in cash based on the fund’s value at withdrawal rather than a fixed number of shares.
Grupo Cibest S.A. disclosed that units in its Equity Securities Fund were credited to an employee voluntary pension fund associated with Internal Audit VP Jose Mauricio Rodriguez Rios. The transaction involved an acquisition of 4,636.6000 fund units classified as a derivative security.
The units are held in an institutional voluntary pension fund sponsored by Grupo Cibest and managed by an independent third party. The fund is unitized and invests mainly in Grupo Cibest common and preferred shares, but the reporting person has no voting or investment discretion and the instrument is payable only in cash upon withdrawal.
Grupo Cibest S.A. reported that its Board of Directors unanimously authorized Vice President Business Mauricio Rosillo Rojas to partially settle his rights in the SVA Institutional Fund, an investment fund managed by Protección S.A. that primarily invests in Grupo Cibest shares. The company states that these transactions follow the procedure in its Good Governance Code for administrators settling contributions to the SVA Fund, signaling a governed and approved internal transaction involving exposure to its own stock.
Grupo Cibest S.A. reported that its Ordinary General Shareholders’ Meeting approved a new 2026 share buyback program and related corporate actions. The company will transfer COP 431,418,157,024.55 from its legal reserve into a specific reserve to fund repurchases previously approved at a June 9, 2025 extraordinary meeting.
The shareholders authorized a 2026 Share Buyback Program of up to COP 1,350,000,000,000 over three years, starting when the Board of Directors approves detailed regulations. The Board and management received broad powers to structure, authorize and execute transactions on equal terms for all shareholders, while retaining discretion not to implement the program if internal or market conditions are deemed unsuitable.
Grupo Cibest S.A. reports that its General Shareholders' Meeting approved a profit distribution plan and the establishment of a new reserve. The company will partially release a legal reserve of COP 3,134,348,298,483.70 and an occasional reserve of COP 1,166,556,265,484.30 to fund dividends.
Shareholders approved an annual cash dividend of COP 4,512 per share, payable in four quarterly installments of COP 1,128 per share on April 1, July 1, October 1, and December 29, 2026. A new specific reserve for equity strengthening and future distributions of COP 3,760,982,548,143.31 was also created, with ex-dividend periods defined around each payment date.
Grupo Cibest S.A. held its ordinary General Shareholders’ Meeting and approved all management reports and the standalone and consolidated financial statements for the 2025 fiscal year, which had been audited by the company’s external auditors.
Shareholders also approved the proposed profit distribution and the creation of reserves, giving the company a defined plan for using 2025 earnings. They granted a general authorization for recurring and ordinary-course transactions between Grupo Cibest and Bancolombia S.A., formalizing this ongoing business relationship.
In addition, the meeting approved a partial change in how the legal reserve is allocated, terminated the 2025 share buyback program, and authorized a new share buyback program for 2026. The company confirmed that all required procedures and authorizations for the meeting were properly completed.
Grupo Cibest S.A. officer Rosillo Rojas Ricardo Mauricio filed an initial ownership report showing indirect holdings in an employee voluntary pension vehicle. The filing reports 161,324.8823 units in a Grupo Cibest equity securities fund that invests primarily in the company’s common and preferred shares.
The units are held in an institutional voluntary pension fund sponsored by Grupo Cibest and run by a third-party manager. The reporting person has no voting or investment discretion over the fund’s assets, which follow a strategic allocation set by the issuer. Amounts tied to these units are payable only in cash based on the fund’s value at withdrawal, and the instrument has no expiration date.
Grupo Cibest S.A. Payments VP Liliana Patricia Vasquez Uribe filed an initial Form 3 reporting indirect economic exposure to the company through several voluntary pension fund arrangements. These positions are held as units in funds that invest primarily in Grupo Cibest common and preferred shares.
Some units are held by her husband in a voluntary pension fund, and others are held by her in institutional and individual voluntary pension funds, all administered by third-party managers. Neither the reporting person nor her husband has voting or investment discretion over the underlying assets, and amounts attributable to the units are payable only in cash upon withdrawal based on fund value, with no stated expiration date.