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Ecopetrol S.A. filings document the U.S. reporting record of a Colombian foreign private issuer with integrated energy operations. Its Form 20-F disclosures cover the company's business, risk factors, and IFRS financial statements, while Form 6-K reports furnish current information to the SEC, the New York Stock Exchange, bondholders, and the market.
The filings address operating and financial performance, credit-rating actions, external debt management, Fuel Price Stabilization Fund (FEPC) matters, governance decisions, material agreements, and capital-structure disclosures. They also include Colombian periodic reporting on financial, operational, governance, social, environmental, and climate-related matters.
Ecopetrol S.A. has put forward a 2025 earnings distribution proposal approved by its board of directors and expected to be presented to shareholders at a meeting on March 26, 2026. The plan is based on net income after tax of COP 9,028,764,859,338 and releases of reserves from prior years, resulting in COP 25,664,256,953,415 available to shareholders.
The proposal includes an ordinary cash dividend of COP 110 per share, aligned with a 50.1% payout of Ecopetrol’s 2025 net income, with total dividends of COP 4,522,836,415,921. The remaining COP 21,141,420,537,494 would go to an occasional reserve aimed at supporting financial sustainability and strategic flexibility.
The company proposes that dividends be paid to all shareholders no later than April 30, 2026, with timing coordinated with the payment schedule for the 2025 balance of Colombia’s Fuel Price Stabilization Fund (FEPC) debt.
Ecopetrol S.A. has called a General Shareholders’ Meeting for March 27, 2026, at 9:00 a.m., at Corferias in Bogota, D.C. The meeting is planned to be held in person and streamed live on Ecopetrol’s website, with voting expected to be conducted electronically using smart mobile devices.
From March 5, 2026, shareholders may inspect Ecopetrol’s books and documents by requesting in-person appointments via the dedicated email address, in line with Colombian commercial regulations. The agenda includes a merger proposal, which the company states will not impose greater liability on shareholders or impair their economic rights, so withdrawal rights are not triggered.
Shareholders unable to attend may be represented by proxy, which must comply with Commercial Code requirements, with proxy templates available on Ecopetrol’s website. Specific rules restrict Ecopetrol’s managers and employees from representing other shareholders’ stock or voting on the company’s financial statements.
Ecopetrol S.A. has called a General Shareholders’ Meeting for March 27, 2026, at 9:00 a.m., at Corferias in Bogota, D.C. The meeting is planned to be held in person and streamed live on Ecopetrol’s website, with voting expected to be conducted electronically using smart mobile devices.
From March 5, 2026, shareholders may inspect Ecopetrol’s books and documents by requesting in-person appointments via the dedicated email address, in line with Colombian commercial regulations. The agenda includes a merger proposal, which the company states will not impose greater liability on shareholders or impair their economic rights, so withdrawal rights are not triggered.
Shareholders unable to attend may be represented by proxy, which must comply with Commercial Code requirements, with proxy templates available on Ecopetrol’s website. Specific rules restrict Ecopetrol’s managers and employees from representing other shareholders’ stock or voting on the company’s financial statements.
Ecopetrol S.A. has called a General Shareholders’ Meeting for March 27, 2026, at 9:00 a.m., at Corferias in Bogota, D.C. The meeting is planned to be held in person and streamed live on Ecopetrol’s website, with voting expected to be conducted electronically using smart mobile devices.
From March 5, 2026, shareholders may inspect Ecopetrol’s books and documents by requesting in-person appointments via the dedicated email address, in line with Colombian commercial regulations. The agenda includes a merger proposal, which the company states will not impose greater liability on shareholders or impair their economic rights, so withdrawal rights are not triggered.
Shareholders unable to attend may be represented by proxy, which must comply with Commercial Code requirements, with proxy templates available on Ecopetrol’s website. Specific rules restrict Ecopetrol’s managers and employees from representing other shareholders’ stock or voting on the company’s financial statements.
Ecopetrol S.A. has called a General Shareholders’ Meeting for March 27, 2026, at 9:00 a.m., at Corferias in Bogota, D.C. The meeting is planned to be held in person and streamed live on Ecopetrol’s website, with voting expected to be conducted electronically using smart mobile devices.
From March 5, 2026, shareholders may inspect Ecopetrol’s books and documents by requesting in-person appointments via the dedicated email address, in line with Colombian commercial regulations. The agenda includes a merger proposal, which the company states will not impose greater liability on shareholders or impair their economic rights, so withdrawal rights are not triggered.
Shareholders unable to attend may be represented by proxy, which must comply with Commercial Code requirements, with proxy templates available on Ecopetrol’s website. Specific rules restrict Ecopetrol’s managers and employees from representing other shareholders’ stock or voting on the company’s financial statements.
Ecopetrol S.A. reports that it expects to implement measures to ensure the adequate representation of shareholders at its shareholders’ meeting planned for March 27, 2026. These steps are intended to comply with Part III, Title I, Chapter VI of the Legal Basic Circular C.E. 006 of 2025 issued by the Financial Superintendence of Colombia.
Ecopetrol highlights its role as Colombia’s largest company, responsible for more than 60% of national hydrocarbon production and operating major transportation, logistics and refining systems. The company also owns 51.4% of ISA, giving it significant positions in power transmission, road concessions and telecommunications across several Latin American countries.
Ecopetrol S.A. reports that it expects to implement measures to ensure the adequate representation of shareholders at its shareholders’ meeting planned for March 27, 2026. These steps are intended to comply with Part III, Title I, Chapter VI of the Legal Basic Circular C.E. 006 of 2025 issued by the Financial Superintendence of Colombia.
Ecopetrol highlights its role as Colombia’s largest company, responsible for more than 60% of national hydrocarbon production and operating major transportation, logistics and refining systems. The company also owns 51.4% of ISA, giving it significant positions in power transmission, road concessions and telecommunications across several Latin American countries.
Ecopetrol S.A. reports that it expects to implement measures to ensure the adequate representation of shareholders at its shareholders’ meeting planned for March 27, 2026. These steps are intended to comply with Part III, Title I, Chapter VI of the Legal Basic Circular C.E. 006 of 2025 issued by the Financial Superintendence of Colombia.
Ecopetrol highlights its role as Colombia’s largest company, responsible for more than 60% of national hydrocarbon production and operating major transportation, logistics and refining systems. The company also owns 51.4% of ISA, giving it significant positions in power transmission, road concessions and telecommunications across several Latin American countries.
Ecopetrol S.A. reports that it expects to implement measures to ensure the adequate representation of shareholders at its shareholders’ meeting planned for March 27, 2026. These steps are intended to comply with Part III, Title I, Chapter VI of the Legal Basic Circular C.E. 006 of 2025 issued by the Financial Superintendence of Colombia.
Ecopetrol highlights its role as Colombia’s largest company, responsible for more than 60% of national hydrocarbon production and operating major transportation, logistics and refining systems. The company also owns 51.4% of ISA, giving it significant positions in power transmission, road concessions and telecommunications across several Latin American countries.
Ecopetrol S.A. reports 2025 proven reserves of 1,944.2 million barrels of oil equivalent (mmboe), a 2.7% increase from year-end 2024. Despite a 13.9% drop in the 2025 Brent reference price to USD 68.64/Bbl, reserves additions reached 300 mmboe and the reserves replacement ratio was 121%.
The company attributes the gains mainly to enhanced recovery projects at the Castilla, Chichimene, and Akacias fields, stronger operational management at Rubiales and La Cira–Infantas, and contracts with Colombia’s ANH that added about 100 mmboe in revisions. Management highlights this as the highest reserves replacement of the last four years, supporting Ecopetrol’s long-term sustainability and resilience strategy.
Ecopetrol S.A. reports 2025 proven reserves of 1,944.2 million barrels of oil equivalent (mmboe), a 2.7% increase from year-end 2024. Despite a 13.9% drop in the 2025 Brent reference price to USD 68.64/Bbl, reserves additions reached 300 mmboe and the reserves replacement ratio was 121%.
The company attributes the gains mainly to enhanced recovery projects at the Castilla, Chichimene, and Akacias fields, stronger operational management at Rubiales and La Cira–Infantas, and contracts with Colombia’s ANH that added about 100 mmboe in revisions. Management highlights this as the highest reserves replacement of the last four years, supporting Ecopetrol’s long-term sustainability and resilience strategy.
Ecopetrol S.A. reports 2025 proven reserves of 1,944.2 million barrels of oil equivalent (mmboe), a 2.7% increase from year-end 2024. Despite a 13.9% drop in the 2025 Brent reference price to USD 68.64/Bbl, reserves additions reached 300 mmboe and the reserves replacement ratio was 121%.
The company attributes the gains mainly to enhanced recovery projects at the Castilla, Chichimene, and Akacias fields, stronger operational management at Rubiales and La Cira–Infantas, and contracts with Colombia’s ANH that added about 100 mmboe in revisions. Management highlights this as the highest reserves replacement of the last four years, supporting Ecopetrol’s long-term sustainability and resilience strategy.
Ecopetrol S.A. reports 2025 proven reserves of 1,944.2 million barrels of oil equivalent (mmboe), a 2.7% increase from year-end 2024. Despite a 13.9% drop in the 2025 Brent reference price to USD 68.64/Bbl, reserves additions reached 300 mmboe and the reserves replacement ratio was 121%.
The company attributes the gains mainly to enhanced recovery projects at the Castilla, Chichimene, and Akacias fields, stronger operational management at Rubiales and La Cira–Infantas, and contracts with Colombia’s ANH that added about 100 mmboe in revisions. Management highlights this as the highest reserves replacement of the last four years, supporting Ecopetrol’s long-term sustainability and resilience strategy.
Ecopetrol S.A. reports several changes in its board of directors and governance structure. The board elected Ángela María Robledo Gómez as chairwoman and Hildebrando Vélez Galeano as vice chairman following meetings held on February 18 and 19, 2026.
The board also refreshed membership of its supporting committees, including the audit and risk, business, corporate governance and sustainability, remuneration, nomination and culture, territorial transformation and HSE, and technology and innovation committees. Ecopetrol thanked outgoing vice chairman and audit and risk chair Álvaro Torres Macías for his service and welcomed new board members Carolina Arias Hurtado, Juan Gonzalo Castaño Valderrama, and Cesar Eduardo Loza Arenas.
Ecopetrol notes it is Colombia’s largest company, with more than 19,000 employees and responsibility for over 60% of national hydrocarbon production, and highlights its expanded role in power transmission and infrastructure after acquiring 51.4% of ISA’s shares.
Ecopetrol S.A. reports several changes in its board of directors and governance structure. The board elected Ángela María Robledo Gómez as chairwoman and Hildebrando Vélez Galeano as vice chairman following meetings held on February 18 and 19, 2026.
The board also refreshed membership of its supporting committees, including the audit and risk, business, corporate governance and sustainability, remuneration, nomination and culture, territorial transformation and HSE, and technology and innovation committees. Ecopetrol thanked outgoing vice chairman and audit and risk chair Álvaro Torres Macías for his service and welcomed new board members Carolina Arias Hurtado, Juan Gonzalo Castaño Valderrama, and Cesar Eduardo Loza Arenas.
Ecopetrol notes it is Colombia’s largest company, with more than 19,000 employees and responsibility for over 60% of national hydrocarbon production, and highlights its expanded role in power transmission and infrastructure after acquiring 51.4% of ISA’s shares.
Ecopetrol S.A. reports several changes in its board of directors and governance structure. The board elected Ángela María Robledo Gómez as chairwoman and Hildebrando Vélez Galeano as vice chairman following meetings held on February 18 and 19, 2026.
The board also refreshed membership of its supporting committees, including the audit and risk, business, corporate governance and sustainability, remuneration, nomination and culture, territorial transformation and HSE, and technology and innovation committees. Ecopetrol thanked outgoing vice chairman and audit and risk chair Álvaro Torres Macías for his service and welcomed new board members Carolina Arias Hurtado, Juan Gonzalo Castaño Valderrama, and Cesar Eduardo Loza Arenas.
Ecopetrol notes it is Colombia’s largest company, with more than 19,000 employees and responsibility for over 60% of national hydrocarbon production, and highlights its expanded role in power transmission and infrastructure after acquiring 51.4% of ISA’s shares.
Ecopetrol S.A. reports several changes in its board of directors and governance structure. The board elected Ángela María Robledo Gómez as chairwoman and Hildebrando Vélez Galeano as vice chairman following meetings held on February 18 and 19, 2026.
The board also refreshed membership of its supporting committees, including the audit and risk, business, corporate governance and sustainability, remuneration, nomination and culture, territorial transformation and HSE, and technology and innovation committees. Ecopetrol thanked outgoing vice chairman and audit and risk chair Álvaro Torres Macías for his service and welcomed new board members Carolina Arias Hurtado, Juan Gonzalo Castaño Valderrama, and Cesar Eduardo Loza Arenas.
Ecopetrol notes it is Colombia’s largest company, with more than 19,000 employees and responsibility for over 60% of national hydrocarbon production, and highlights its expanded role in power transmission and infrastructure after acquiring 51.4% of ISA’s shares.
Ecopetrol S.A. filed a Form 6-K mainly to announce the schedule for its upcoming financial results. The company plans to release its fourth quarter 2025 and full-year 2025 financial and operating results on March 4, 2026, after the market closes.
Management also plans to hold a virtual results conference on March 5, 2026 at 09:00 a.m. Colombia and New York time, with simultaneous Spanish and English transmission. Ecopetrol describes its role as Colombia’s largest company, responsible for more than 60% of the country’s hydrocarbon production and employing more than 19,000 people, with additional energy transmission and infrastructure operations across Latin America.
Ecopetrol S.A. held an Extraordinary Shareholders’ Meeting on February 5, 2026, where shareholders approved the election of the members of the Board of Directors for the remainder of the 2025–2029 term. The agenda, chair, and meeting committees were also approved with very high support levels.
The new Board includes nine members, among them independent directors such as Ángela María Robledo Gómez, Carolina Arias Hurtado, Hildebrando Vélez Galeano, Ricardo Rodriguez Yee, and Luis Felipe Henao Cardona. The election of the Board slate received 95.17949026% affirmative votes, reflecting broad backing from shareholders.
Ecopetrol S.A. has submitted its 2025 Corporate Governance Best Practices Implementation Report – Código País to the Financial Superintendence of Colombia. The report describes the governance practices the company adopted and applied during 2025.
The report was digitally signed by Ecopetrol’s legal representative and is available on both Ecopetrol’s website and the Financial Superintendence of Colombia’s website for public review.
Ecopetrol S.A. has submitted its 2025 Corporate Governance Best Practices Implementation Report – Código País to the Financial Superintendence of Colombia. The report describes the governance practices the company adopted and applied during 2025.
The report was digitally signed by Ecopetrol’s legal representative and is available on both Ecopetrol’s website and the Financial Superintendence of Colombia’s website for public review.
Ecopetrol S.A. reports that Colombia’s National Tax and Customs Authority (DIAN) has issued Resolution 000571 confirming a prior assessment that Ecopetrol must pay certain Value Added Tax (VAT) on gasoline imports and a penalty totaling COP 5.3 trillion, plus late-payment interest accrued between 2022 and 2024.
The company reiterates its disagreement with DIAN’s interpretation of the applicable tax and customs rules and plans to pursue the corresponding legal actions under current regulations. Ecopetrol notes that the dispute has been handled in a collaborative framework with the authority and emphasizes its commitment to fully comply with customs and tax obligations while respecting the decisions of the competent authorities.
Ecopetrol S.A. filed a Form 6-K to report that corporate procedures have been completed to formalize the Government of Colombia’s slate of candidates for its Board of Directors. The slate now includes Cesar Eduardo Loza Arenas, who was chosen by the company’s employees to occupy the seventh seat among the nominees proposed by the government.
The company noted that nominees for the eighth and ninth board seats will be announced separately through the same communication channel. Ecopetrol also highlights its role as Colombia’s largest company and a major integrated energy group with operations in oil and gas, energy transmission, roads, and telecommunications across several countries in the Americas.