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Grupo Cibest S.A. director Sylvia Escovar Gomez reported an indirect acquisition of units in the Grupo Cibest Equity Securities Fund through a voluntary pension arrangement. She received 430.6895 units on May 19, 2026 at approximately $6.29 per unit, bringing her total to 40,151.1008 units.
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 plus some cash, but Escovar Gomez has no voting or investment discretion over the fund’s assets.
The units were credited via a voluntary cash contribution, are not purchased at a fixed or negotiated price, and are payable solely in cash based on the fund’s value at withdrawal. The exact number of Grupo Cibest shares economically attributable to these units will only be known on the withdrawal date.
Grupo Cibest S.A. reports solid first‑quarter 2026 growth with a larger balance sheet and resilient profitability, while absorbing new tax and cost pressures. The gross loan portfolio reached COP 261,833 billion, up 2.14% versus 4Q25 and 6.50% year over year, led by commercial, mortgage, and consumer lending across Colombia and Central America.
Customer deposits rose to COP 271,722 billion, 2.76% higher than 4Q25 and 10.41% above 1Q25, keeping demand deposits as the main funding source despite a shift toward time deposits as rates increased. Net interest income grew 9.15% year over year to COP 5,182 billion, supported by a higher loan portfolio net interest margin of 7.84% and a consolidated NIM of 7.03%.
Net profit was COP 1,457 billion, or COP 1,535 per share and USD 1.68 per ADR, with quarterly annualized ROE of 14.89%. Results were dampened by a non‑recurring wealth tax under a temporary decree and higher operating expenses of COP 4,044 billion, which rose 24.41% year over year, partly due to that tax. Equity attributable to shareholders fell 8.50% versus 4Q25 to COP 36,377 billion, reflecting a COP 4.3 trillion profit distribution and the ongoing share buyback program.
The shareholders’ meeting approved a 2026 share repurchase program of up to COP 1.35 trillion over three years. By March 31, 2026, 12,644,634 shares had been repurchased, equal to 50.54% of the approved monetary amount. Risk indicators remained contained: loan loss provisions declined quarter over quarter, coverage ratios stayed above 130% of 30‑day past‑due loans, market Value at Risk rose moderately, and liquidity ratios remained well above internal and regulatory thresholds.
Grupo Cibest S.A. Corporate Governance VP Claudia Patricia Echavarria Uribe reported an acquisition of 5,744.035 units in the Grupo Cibest Equity Securities Fund at approximately $7.0068 per unit, bringing her indirectly held fund units to 40,615. The institutional voluntary pension fund, sponsored by Grupo Cibest and run by an independent manager, is unitized and invests mainly in Grupo Cibest common and preferred shares plus some cash. She has no voting or investment discretion over the fund’s assets, and the instrument has no expiration date and is payable only in cash based on the fund’s value at withdrawal. The Form 4/A amends a prior filing to correct the number of derivative securities beneficially owned after the transaction, previously misstated due to a clerical error.
Grupo Cibest reported first-quarter 2026 net income attributable to shareholders of about COP 1.5 trillion, a sharp rebound from the prior quarter but below 1Q25. Results reflect stronger net interest income and loan growth, partly offset by higher provisions, operating expenses and a new temporary wealth tax.
The consolidated net interest margin improved to 7.03% as higher rates lifted yields more than funding costs. Gross loans reached COP 262 trillion and deposits COP 272 trillion, both growing year-on-year, while asset quality metrics remained manageable despite a modest rise in past-due loan ratios.
Grupo Cibest S.A. director Nicolas Zapata Zuluaga indirectly acquired additional exposure to the company through units in the Grupo Cibest Equity Securities Fund on April 24, 2026. He received 362.2400 new units in an institutional voluntary pension fund sponsored by Grupo Cibest, bringing his total to 4,025.3893 units.
The fund is managed by an independent third-party, is unitized, and invests primarily in Grupo Cibest common and preferred shares together with a small cash position. The reporting person has no voting or investment discretion over the fund’s assets. Units are payable solely in cash based on fund value at withdrawal and have no expiration date. On April 24, 2026, each unit was valued at COP 25,686.4, approximately $7.21 using a COP 3,560.6 per $1 conversion rate.
Grupo Cibest S.A. reported that 1,117.1400 units of the Grupo Cibest Equity Securities Fund associated with director Silvina Vatnick were disposed of to the issuer on April 15, 2026. These units are held in an institutional voluntary pension fund sponsored by the company and administered by an independent third-party manager.
The fund is unitized and invests primarily in Grupo Cibest common and preferred shares plus a small cash balance, but the reporting person has no voting or investment discretion over the fund’s assets. The units were redeemed exclusively for cash at approximately $7.68 per unit, based on a value of COP 27,488.29 and a COP 3,578.82 per $1 conversion rate. Following this redemption, 23,775.9641 fund units remain attributed to the reporting person.
Grupo Cibest S.A. director Ricardo Jaramillo Mejia indirectly acquired additional exposure to the company through an institutional voluntary pension fund sponsored by Grupo Cibest and run by an independent manager. On April 20, 2026, he was credited with 265.6000 units in the Grupo Cibest Equity Securities Fund at approximately $7.26 per unit, funded by a voluntary cash contribution.
The fund is unitized and invests primarily in Grupo Cibest common and preferred shares plus a small cash balance, and has no expiration date. Jaramillo Mejia does not have voting or investment discretion over the fund’s assets, and the units are payable solely in cash based on fund value at withdrawal. Following this transaction, his indirect holdings in these units total 6,945.5382.
Grupo Cibest S.A. director Luis Fernando Restrepo Echavarria indirectly acquired additional exposure through a pension vehicle. On April 20, 2026, he was credited 397.17 units in the Grupo Cibest Equity Securities Fund at about $7.26 per unit, bringing his total to 39,963.7647 units.
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 plus some cash. He has no voting or investment discretion over the fund’s assets, and the instrument has no expiration date.
The units result from a voluntary cash contribution, are not bought at a fixed or negotiated price, and are payable solely in cash based on the fund’s value when withdrawn. The exact number of Grupo Cibest shares economically linked to these units will only be determinable at withdrawal.
Grupo Cibest S.A. reported that director Sylvia Escovar Gomez indirectly acquired 301.6 units in the Grupo Cibest Equity Securities Fund on April 20, 2026, classified as a grant or other acquisition tied to a voluntary cash contribution.
The units are held in an institutional voluntary pension fund sponsored by Grupo Cibest and administered by an independent third-party manager. Escovar has no voting or investment discretion over the fund’s assets. The fund is unitized and invests primarily in Grupo Cibest common and preferred shares plus some cash, but the number of shares attributable to the units cannot be determined until withdrawal. Units are payable solely in cash based on fund value, have no expiration date, and the price per unit on April 20, 2026 was COP 26,765.16, equal to approximately $7.26, bringing Escovar’s total to 39,720.4113 units.
Grupo Cibest S.A. director Andres Felipe Mejia Cardona reported an acquisition of 556.1000 units in the Grupo Cibest Equity Securities Fund on April 20, 2026, at approximately $7.26 per unit. Following this grant, a total of 72,614.8127 units are attributed to him on an indirect basis.
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 primarily in Grupo Cibest common and preferred shares plus a small cash position. The director has no voting or investment discretion over the fund’s assets, and the units are payable solely in cash based on fund value at withdrawal.