UNITED STATES
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
Washington D.C. 20549
FORM 6-K
REPORT OF FOREIGN PRIVATE ISSUER
PURSUANT TO RULE 13a-16 OR 15d-16 OF
THE SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934
For the month of Aug 2026
Comission File Number 001-32535
Grupo Cibest S.A.
(Translation of registrant’s name into English)
Cra. 48 # 26-85
Medellín, Colombia
(Address of principal executive offices)
Indicate by check mark whether the registrant files or will file annual reports under cover of Form 20-F or Form 40-F.
Form 20-F þ                    Form 40-F o
Indicate by check mark if the registrant is submitting the Form 6-K in paper as permitted by Regulation S-T Rule 101(b)(1):___
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Indicate by check mark whether the registrant by furnishing the information contained in this form is also thereby furnishing the information to the Commission pursuant to Rule 12g3-2(b) under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
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If “Yes” is marked, indicate below the file number assigned to the registrant in connection with Rule 12g3-2(b): 82-__________.

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2Q26
GRUPO CIBEST (NYSE: CIB; BVC: CIBEST AND PFCIBEST) REPORTS FINANCIAL RESULTS
FOR THE SECOND QUARTER OF 2026.


• On June 30, 2026, Grupo Cibest finalized the sale of Banistmo S.A., initially announced to the market on December 18, 2025. As a result of the sale, Grupo Cibest transferred 100% of Banistmo's shares to Banco La Hipotecaria S.A., a subsidiary of Inversiones Cuscatlán Centroamérica S.A., in exchange for the previously announced agreed-upon sale price of USD 1.418 billion. The transaction price was paid with funds from La Hipotecaria and an international syndicated loan. Consequently, Banistmo ceased to be a subsidiary of Grupo Cibest and became wholly owned by Inversiones Cuscatlán. Grupo Cibest reports that it has not entered into any agreements with Inversiones Cuscatlán regarding the election of directors or other material corporate matters. This divestment is part of a long-term corporate strategy aimed at optimizing the Group's portfolio, focusing its growth on strategic markets and maximizing value creation for its shareholders.

•Net income attributable to shareholders for 2Q26 was COP 2.7 trillion. This represents an increase of 87.38% compared to the previous quarter and 52.42% compared to 2Q25. Grupo Cibest quarterly annualized return on equity (ROE) was 28.73% for the quarter.

•The net interest margin for 2Q26 was 7.94%, increasing 91 basis points compared to 1Q26. Net interest income was COP 6.04 trillion, increasing 16.49% compared to 1Q26 and 23.84% compared to 2Q25.

•Grupo Cibest gross loan portfolio reached COP 262 trillion at the close of Q2 2026, growing 0.17% compared to the previous quarter and 5.72% compared to Q2 2025. Growth was impacted by the exchange rate fluctuations of the Colombian peso against the US dollar, which appreciated 15.5% year-over-year and 6% during the quarter, reducing the peso value of balances denominated in foreign currency. In terms of segments, consumer and mortgage lending showed moderate growth during the quarter, while the commercial loan portfolio experienced a slight decrease.

•Deposits totaled COP 271 trillion, down 0.25% quarter over quarter and up 7.14% year over year. The quarterly performance was impacted by the appreciation of the Colombian peso against the U.S. dollar and the modest expansion of the loan portfolio. Across products, declines in checking accounts and time deposits were partially offset by higher balances in savings accounts.

•Net loan loss provisions amounted to COP 1.02 trillion during Q2 2026, representing a 16.75% decrease compared to 1Q26 and an annualized quarterly cost of credit of 1.56%. This performance was primarily driven by recoveries from significant clients and lower expenses related to macroeconomic expectations. The non-performing loan ratio stood at 3.59% for 30 days and 2.48% for 90 days.

•Equity attributable to shareholders reached COP 38.1 trillion at the end of June 2026, increasing 4.80% compared to the previous quarter and decreasing 7.68% compared to 2Q25. Both the quarterly and annual variations reflect the effects of the Colombian peso's appreciation against the US dollar and the changes recorded in the Other Comprehensive Income accounts related to the sale of Banistmo. However, during the quarter, strong profit generation offset these effects and sustained equity growth.

•In terms of digital strategy, a positive trend is observed. As of June 30, 2026, Bancolombia had 9.5 million active digital customers on the Mi Bancolombia app (measured over a 30-day period), as well as 28.8 million accounts on Nequi, of which 23.5 million were active.




August 10, 2026. Medellín, Colombia. Today, GRUPO CIBEST announced its financial results for the second quarter of 2026.












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1. This report presents the unaudited consolidated financial information of GRUPO CIBEST S.A. and its subsidiaries (“Grupo Cibest” “Cibest”), which it controls, among other reasons, by directly or indirectly owning more than 50% of the voting shares. This financial information has been prepared based on accounting records generated in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and is presented in nominal terms. The financial information for the quarter ended June 30 is not necessarily indicative of expected results for any other future period. For further information, please refer to the SEC website, where you can find company communications. www.sec.gov. PRECAUTIONARY NOTE REGARDING FORWARD-LOOKING DISCLOSURES: This press release contains statements that may be considered forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the U.S. Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the U.S. Securities Exchange Act of 1934. All forward-looking disclosures made in this press release, in future filings, and in written or oral press releases involve risks and uncertainties. Consequently, factors such as changes in the general economic situation and business conditions, volatility in exchange rates and interest rates, the introduction of products that compete with those of the Cibest Business Group by other companies, lack of acceptance of new products or services by our target customers, changes in business strategy, and other factors may cause actual results to differ materially from those mentioned in such disclosures. CIBEST does not intend to, and assumes no obligation to, update these statements. Some figures included in this release have been subject to decimal rounding. Any reference to CIBEST or CIBEST BUSINESS GROUP should be understood as the Cibest Group together with its subsidiaries, unless otherwise specified. The comma (,) indicates the decimal separator and the period (.) indicates the thousands separator. Representative Market Rate: July 1, 2026, $3,440.83 = US$1
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2Q26
GRUPO CIBEST: Summary of consolidated financial quarterly results
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AND INCOME STATEMENT, CONSOLIDATED
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AND INCOME STATEMENT GRUPO CIBEST
QuarterChangeChange As of
(COP million)Pro Forma 2Q251Q262Q262Q26 / 1Q262Q26 / 2Q25
ASSETS
Net loan portfolio234,924,735248,207,458248,790,1510.23%5.90%
Investments34,392,79938,830,67948,219,27224.18%40.20%
Other assets105,933,192102,106,34066,072,848(35.29)%(37.63)%
Total assets375,250,726389,144,477363,082,271(6.70)%(3.24)%
LIABILITIES AND EQUITY
Deposits252,981,953271,721,894271,046,925(0.25)%7.14%
Other liabilities79,884,48779,806,31252,638,917(34.04)%(34.11)%
Total liabilities332,866,440351,528,206323,685,842(7.92)%(2.76)%
Minority interest1,090,2111,239,5441,272,7572.68%16.74%
Equity41,294,07536,376,72738,123,6724.80%(7.68)%
Total liabilities and equity375,250,726389,144,477363,082,271(6.70)%(3.24)%
Interest income7,958,4328,253,1209,454,00914.55%18.79%
Interest expense(3,083,514)(3,070,694)(3,416,764)11.27%10.81%
Net interest income4,874,9185,182,4266,037,24516.49%23.84%
Net provisions(1,059,845)(1,229,260)(1,023,321)(16.75)%(3.45)%
Net income from fees and other services1,167,6521,251,0761,374,2859.85%17.70%
Other operating income817,616854,727945,04210.57%15.59%
Total income from equity participation121,210130,810170,90430.65%41.00%
Total operating expenses(3,581,598)(4,044,417)(3,649,383)(9.77)%1.89%
Profit before taxes2,339,9532,145,3623,854,77279.68%64.74%
Income tax(619,970)(709,536)(987,741)39.21%59.32%
Profit before non-controlling interest1,719,9831,435,8262,867,03199.68%66.69%
Minority interest1,090,2111,239,5441,272,7572.68%16.74%
Net profit for the year attributable to shareholders of the parent company1,791,3031,457,1112,730,34487.38%52.42%
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PRINCIPAL RATIOS
AccumulatedQuarter
2Q25
2Q26
Pro Forma 2Q25 1Q262Q26
PROFITABILITY
Net interest margin (1)
6.80
%
7.49
%
6.99%7.03%7.94%
Return on average total assets (2)
2.13
%
2.37
%
2.19%1.69%3.03%
Return on average shareholders´ equity (3)16.80
%
21.51
%
17.49%14.89%28.73%
EFFICIENCY
Operating expenses to net operating income50.50
%
48.25
%
51.30%54.51%42.80%
Operating expenses to average total assets4.20
%
4.40
%
4.38%4.70%4.10%
Operating expenses to productive assets4.92
%
5.14
%
5.14%5.48%4.80%
KEY FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
Net income per ADS
3.61 5.11 1.831.683.32
Net income per share $COP
3,669 4,395 1,8621,5352,853
P/BV ADS (4)1.09 1.69 1.091.741.69
P/BV Local (5) (6)1.19 1.93 1.192.041.93
P/E (7)
6.69 8.37 6.5911.846.44
ADR price46.19 79.43 46.1972.8179.43
Common share price (8)51,000 78,000 51,00078,00078,000
Total shares outstanding961,827,000 944,661,966 961,827,000949,182,366944,661,966
USD exchange rate (quarter end)4,0703,4414,0703,6603,441
(1) Defined as net interest income divided by the monthly average of interest-bearing assets. (2) Defined as annualized quarterly net income divided by the monthly average of total assets. (3) Defined as annualized quarterly net income divided by the monthly average of equity. (4) Defined as the ADS price divided by its book value. (5) Defined as the common stock price divided by its book value. (6) Common stock prices on the Colombian Stock Exchange. (7) Defined as market capitalization divided by annualized quarterly earnings. (8) Price at the end of the respective quarter.
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1. CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION GRUPO CIBEST
1.1. Loan Portfolio
The following table summarizes Grupo Cibest’s total loan portfolio:
LOAN PORTFOLIO
QuarterChange
(COP million)Pro Forma 2Q251Q262Q262Q26 / 1Q262Q26 / 2Q25% of total
loans
Commercial165,238,196172,228,283171,758,952(0.27)%3.95%65.49%
Consumer49,832,52153,284,49453,538,4320.48%7.44%20.41%
Mortgage32,106,61435,265,51035,903,4181.81%11.83%13.69%
Small Business934,7141,083,0771,099,4671.51%17.63%0.42%
Interests received in advance(27,198)(27,398)(27,088)(1.13)%(0.41)%(0.01)%
Total loan portfolio248,084,847261,833,966262,273,1810.17%5.72%100.00%
Allowance for loan losses(13,160,112)(13,626,508)(13,483,030)(1.05)%2.45%
Total loans, net234,924,735248,207,458248,790,1510.23%5.90%
During the second quarter of 2026, the gross loan portfolio reached COP 262.3 trillion, registering a growth of 0.17% compared to the previous quarter and 5.72% year-over-year.

The slight expansion during the quarter was led by the mortgage and consumer loan portfolios, offsetting the decrease registered in the commercial loan portfolio. Excluding the exchange rate impact, the portfolio would have increased 1.4% quarter-over-quarter and 9.6% year-over-year. The portfolio's performance was mainly explained by the performance of Bancolombia S.A., which reported a 0.7% increase during the quarter, supported by stronger activity in the mortgage and consumer segments, partially offset by a slight decline in the commercial loan portfolio. Bancolombia Panama registered the largest expansion within regional operations, driven by a higher volume of cross-border transactions. Although the individual loan portolios of Banco Agrícola and BAM do not reflect these balances, both franchises continued to be key contributors to regional business generation through this offshore subsidiary. Banco Agrícola registered 1.8% growth measured in USD due to improved performance in its commercial and consumer lending, while BAM experienced a 1.4% quarterly decrease measured in USD, primarily due to lower balances in its commercial and consumer loan portfolios.

The mortgage portfolio continued its positive trajectory, growing 1.81% compared to the previous quarter and increasing 11.83% year-over-year. This performance was mainly driven by Bancolombia S.A. In contrast, the mortgage portfolio in Central America showed slower growth during the quarter.

The consumer loan portfolio grew 0.48% compared to 1Q26, primarily driven by the performance of credit cards, vehicle financing, and Nequi. Year-over-year, it increased 7.44%, mainly driven by loan origination at Bancolombia S.A.

For more details on portfolio coverage and quality, see section 2.5. Asset Quality and Provision Charges.

The following table shows the composition of Grupo Cibest's portfolio by type and currency:








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(COP Million)Amounts in COPAmounts in USD
converted to COP		Amounts in USD
(thousands)		Total
(1 USD = 3440.83 COP)
2Q262Q26 / 1Q262Q262Q26 / 1Q262Q262Q26 / 1Q262Q262Q26 / 1Q26
Commercial loans134,811,372(0.34)%36,947,580(0.04)%10,737,9856.33%171,758,952(0.27)%
Consumer loans42,032,0161.71%11,506,415(3.80)%3,344,0812.33%53,538,4320.48%
Mortgage loans31,847,7842.97%4,055,635(6.47)%1,178,679(0.51)%35,903,4181.81%
Small business loans1,082,2721.68%17,195(7.94)%4,997(2.08)%1,099,4671.51%
Gross loans209,748,1890.57%52,524,991(1.41)%15,265,2104.88%262,273,1810.17%
Loan portfolio breakdown by currency and region chart-f733d1b7562642ca9d4.jpgchart-c5294714b1f34d2587f.jpg

1.2. Funding

At the end of 2Q26, customer deposits totaled COP 271,047 billion, representing 84% of total liabilities.

Founding balances registered a decrease of 0.25% compared to 1Q26 and an increase of 7.14% compared to 2Q25. The quarterly variation was mainly explained by the effect of the Colombian peso's appreciation on balances denominated in foreign currency and by lower loan demand during the period. Within the deposit mix, there was a decrease in checking account balances, partially offset by the growth in savings accounts, driven by the institutional segment and by seasonal factors associated with the inflow of funds from payroll, bonuses, and other social benefits during June.

Sight deposits continued to be the main source of funding, with a 56.99% share at the end of the quarter. This category maintained a relatively stable share compared to 1Q26, supported by a greater share of savings accounts, which increased from 46.73% to 46.77%, partially offsetting the decrease observed in checking accounts, which fell from 10.94% to 10.22%. Meanwhile, time deposits decreased their share of the funding mix, falling from 33.61% in 1Q26 to 32.92% in the current quarter. This is mainly explained by lower time deposit balances in the Colombian operation, which more than outweighed the growth recorded in BAM, along with the effect of the Colombian peso's appreciation on balances denominated in foreign currency. As a result, the funding structure maintained a higher weighting of sight deposits, favoring an efficient funding mix and a solid liquidity position at the end of the period.





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FUNDING MIX


 QuarterChange
FUNDING MIX (COP Million)
Pro Forma 2Q25
1Q26
2Q26
Checking accounts31,818,64811.62%31,784,78610.94%30,016,41510.22%
Savings accounts122,660,39244.81%135,787,95646.73%137,333,79946.77%
Time deposits92,706,19433.87%97,659,30233.61%96,654,16532.92%
Other deposits9,388,9563.43%8,499,2502.92%13,715,7104.67%
Long term debt7,765,4162.84%7,450,6192.56%6,987,2552.38%
Loans with banks9,377,1203.43%9,406,3103.24%8,930,8023.04%
Total Funds273,716,726100.00%290,588,223100.00%293,638,146100.00%
1.3. Shareholders’ Equity

Equity attributable to shareholders ended 2Q26 at COP 38.1 trillion, registering a 4.8% increase compared to 1Q26 and a 7.7% decrease compared to 2Q25. The evolution of equity primarily reflected profit generation during the period, as well as the effects of the appreciation of the Colombian peso, the capital impacts associated with the completion of the Banistmo transaction, and the execution of the share buyback program.

The decrease in reserves during the quarter primarily reflects accounting effects associated with the outflow of reserves from Banistmo, offset by retained earnings, and the effect of the execution of the share buyback program approved by the extraordinary shareholders' meeting on March 24, 2026, for an amount of up to 1.35 trillion pesos, the execution of which began on April 21, 2026. As of June 2026, 20.5% of the program had been executed, equivalent to 4,398,970 shares repurchased, of which 73.8% corresponded to preferred shares, 12.0% to ADRs, and 14.3% to ordinary shares.
2.INCOME STATEMENT GRUPO CIBEST

2Q26 closed with a net income of COP 2.73 billion, equivalent to COP 2,853 per share (USD 3.32 per ADR). This result was primarily driven by the performance of net interest income, due to higher portfolio returns and increased income from the valuation of financial instruments.

The quarterly annualized return on equity (ROE) of Grupo Cibest was 28.73% in the second quarter of 2026 and 21.51% year-to-date.
2.1.Net Interest Income & Net Interest Margin

Net interest income totaled COP 6,037 billion in 2Q26, growing 16.49% compared to 1Q26 and 23.84% compared to 2Q25. Growth was driven by higher income from the loan portfolio, primarily in the commercial segment, as a result of higher portfolio performance, as well as solid growth in income from the valuation of financial instruments.

While higher interest rates increased the cost of funding for savings accounts and time deposits, income generated by the loan portfolio and investment portfolios grew at a faster pace than interest expenses, boosting net interest income growth in the quarter.

The quarterly annualized weighted average cost of deposits stood at 4.40% in 2Q26, representing an increase of 40 basis points compared to 1Q26.

The loan portfolio NIM stood at 8.28% during the quarter, increasing 44 basis points (bps) compared to 1Q26 and 80 bps compared to 2Q25, reflecting greater expansion of loan yields relative to funding costs. Meanwhile, the NIM for investments reached 5.98%, increasing 416 bps compared to 1Q26 and 237 bps compared to 2Q25, driven by a larger average portfolio and higher income from debt valuations. As a result, the consolidated NIM stood at 7.94%, with an expansion of 91 bps compared to the previous quarter and 94 bps compared to 2Q25.

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Portfolio yield by category
Accumulated Quarter
2Q25
2Q26
Pro Forma 2Q25
1Q26
2Q26
Commercial Portfolio11.39
%
11.65
%
11.56%11.05%12.22%
Consumer Portfolio14.73
%
17.00
%
15.05%16.73%17.27%
Mortgages Portfolio8.78
%
9.86
%
9.27%9.71%10.00%
Small Business Portfolio19.86
%
25.37
%
22.74%25.71%25.02%
Total Portfolio11.74
%
12.56
%
12.00%12.09%13.01%

Accumulated Quarter
2Q25
2Q26
Pro Forma
2Q25
1Q26
2Q26
Checking accounts0.34%0.34
%
0.38%0.33%0.35%
Saving accounts2.42%2.63
%
2.50%2.42%2.82%
Time deposits7.69%7.79
%
7.88%7.58%7.96%
Total deposits4.14%4.21
%
4.24%4.00%4.40%

(1) Net interest margin and valuation income on financial instruments.


Accumulated Quarter
Quarterly Annualized Net Interest Margin
2Q25
2Q26
2Q25
1Q26
2Q26
Lending Net Interest Margin7.34
%
8.06
%
7.48%7.84%8.28%
Investment Net Interest Margin3.13
%
4.07
%
3.61%1.82%5.98%
Net interest margin (1)6.80
%
7.49
%
6.99%7.03%7.94%
(1) Net interest margin and valuation income on financial instruments.
2.2.        Fees and Income from Services

Net income from fees and other services amounted to COP 1,374 billion in 2Q26, representing an increase of 9.85% compared to the previous quarter and 17.70% compared to 2Q25.

Fee income grew 5.39% quarter over quarter, driven primarily by increased activity in bancassurance, payments and collections, and higher revenues from structuring fees. Year-over-year, fee income increased 10.43%, supported by strong performance in banking services, bancassurance, debit and credit cards, and merchant card services. Specifically, banking services benefited from increased contributions from digital banking fees related to the marketing and distribution of products through digital platforms such as Nequi, as well as from higher transaction volumes at merchants connected to these channels.

Meanwhile, commission expenses decreased by 2.01% compared to 1Q26 and by 0.94% compared to 2Q25. This performance was explained by efficiencies derived from enhanced supplier spending management, adjustments to the banking correspondent operating model, and a favorable evolution in the costs associated with connection and processing services, thus contributing to a greater expansion of net fee income.
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*Figures in billions


2.3.        Other operating income

Total other operating income reached COP 945 billion in 2Q26, representing a 10.57% increase compared to 1Q26. This change was primarily driven by higher income related to exchange rate differences, the valuation of assets managed through collective investment funds, and results derived from vehicle sales through Renting Colombia. Additionally, favorable effects were recorded from the valuation of trusts and investment properties.
2.4. Dividends received, and share of profits of equity method investees

Dividends and other net income from equity investments totaled COP 170.9 billion in 2Q26, registering a increase of 30.65% compared to the previous quarter and 41.00% compared to 2Q25. This variation was mainly due to higher income from equity investments and a greater contribution from equity instruments and other financial instruments. This performance reflected the favorable performance of investments such as Tuya, Protección, Viva Malls, and Patria Asset Management, as well as higher returns from the Fondo Inmobiliario Colombia ( FIC) and the collective investment portfolios managed by Bancolombia Investment Banking.
2.5.         Asset Quality and Provision Charges

At the end of 2Q26, the principal balance for past due loans (those that are overdue for more than 30 days) totaled COP 9,123 billion, equivalent to 3.59% of the gross portfolio, while 90-day past-due loans totaled COP 6,312 billion, representing 2.48%. The reduction in both indicators compared to the previous quarter reflects a favorable evolution in portfolio quality across all segments, with the exception of consumer loans, which grew slightly during the period.

The coverage, measured by the ratio of allowances for loan losses (principal) to past-due loans (30 days overdue), stood at 132.94% at the end of 2Q26, higher than the 132.69% recorded in 1Q26. Loan deterioration (new past-due loans including write-offs) totaled COP 1,013 trillion in 2Q26. The decrease in new non-performing loans reflects the strong performance of the portfolio and effective credit risk management, which have allowed the company to keep delinquency indicators within expected levels, despite a slight increase in write-offs associated with high inflation and interest rates.

Provision charges (after recoveries), totaled COP 1,023 billion in 2Q26, representing a 16.75% decrease compared to the previous quarter. This performance was primarily driven by significant provision recoveries from major clients and a lower provisioning requirement associated with a more stable macroeconomic outlook, partially offset by provisions established in other segments.

Provisions as a percentage of the average gross portfolio, quarterly annualized, was 1.56% in 2Q26 and 1.73% over the last 12 months, reflecting a decrease of 34 basis points compared to the previous quarter and 15 basis points compared to 2Q25. Capital provisions totaled COP 12,128 billion, representing coverage equivalent to 4.77% of the gross loan portfolio.

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Stage 3 balances continued to show a favorable trend during the quarter, while Stage 2 exhibited a moderate increase, primarily driven by provisions in the agro-export sector. These were associated with exposures under close monitoring for potential impacts from exchange rate volatility and the El Niño phenomenon, while remaining within the Bank’s expected risk management parameters.

The following tables present the basic measures related to asset quality:


ASSET QUALITY
Periods completed
(COP millions)Pro Forma 2Q251Q262Q26
Total 30-day past due loans9,621,1379,237,2799,122,851
Allowance for loan losses (1)
11,827,62112,257,35612,127,943
Past due loans to total loans3.98%3.63%3.59%
Allowances to past due loans122.93%1.33%132.94%
Allowance for loan losses as a percentage of total loans4.89%4.82%4.77%
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(1)Allowances for the principal of loans.

PDL PER CATEGORY

% Of loan
Portfolio		30 days
Pro Forma
2Q25		1Q262Q26
Commercial loans65.49%2.96%2.71%2.54%
Consumer loans20.41%6.12%5.35%5.46%
Small Business loans0.42%6.01%8.26%8.76%
Mortage loans*13.69%5.79%5.30%5.56%
PDL TOTAL3.98%3.63%3.59%
% Of loan
Portfolio		90 days
Pro Forma
2Q25		1Q262Q26
Commercial loans65.49%2.51%2.33%2.22%
Consumer loans20.41%3.64%2.88%3.06%
Small Business loans0.42%3.32%4.31%4.67%
Mortage loans*13.69%2.89%2.77%2.80%
PDL TOTAL2.79%2.51%2.48
%
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*Mortgage loans that were overdue were calculated for past due loans for 120 days instead of 90 days.

LOANS BY STAGES
1Q262Q262Q26 / 1Q26
LoansAllowances% CoverageLoansAllowances% CoverageLoansAllowances
Stage 1235,745,6272,174,8700.92%235,741,4112,312,4570.98%0.00%6.33%
Stage 213,549,1232,383,85317.59%14,150,4252,421,67117.11%4.44%1.59%
Stage 312,539,2169,067,78572.32%12,381,3458,748,90270.66%(1.26)%(3.52)%
Total261,833,96613,626,5085.20%262,273,18113,483,0305.14%0.17%(1.05)%
Stage 1. Financial instruments that do not deteriorate since their initial recognition or that have low credit risk at the end of the reporting period. (12-month expected credit losses).
Stage 2. Financial instruments that have significantly increased their risk since their initial recognition. (Lifetime expected credit losses).
Stage 3. Financial instruments that have Objective Evidence of Impairment in the reported period. (Lifetime expected credit losses)
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2.6.        Operating Expenses

During 2Q26, operating expenses totaled COP 3,649 billion, representing a decrease of 9.77% compared to 1Q26 and 1.89% compared to 2Q25. Operating efficiency ended at 42.80% in the quarter and 48.25% over the last 12 months.

Personnel expenses (salaries, employee benefits, and bonuses) totaled COP 1,544 billion in the quarter, decreasing 0.65% compared to 1Q26 and increasing 6.11% compared to 2Q25. The quarterly reduction was mainly due to the appreciation of the exchange rate and adjustments in actuarial calculations. On an annual basis, growth was driven by salary increases, the effects of labor reform, and the seasonal dynamics of bonuses.

Meanwhile, general expenses totaled COP 2,106 billion in the quarter, decreasing 15.45% compared to 1Q26 and 0.99% compared to 2Q25. The quarterly change was mainly due to a base effect associated with the recognition of wealth tax during the previous quarter, as well as the effects of the exchange rate appreciation. Compared to 2Q25, the reduction was primarily due to lower expenses associated with the contact center operation, the absence of non-recurring expenses related to the establishment of Grupo Cibest, and efficiencies in technology expenses resulting from progress in the cloud migration.

As of June 30, 2026, Grupo Cibest had 31,568 employees, 794 branches, 5,787 ATMs, 35,449 banking correspondents and more than 32 million customers.

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2.7.        Taxes
Grupo Cibest income tax totaled COP 988 billion in 2Q26, equivalent to an effective tax rate of 26%. This decrease was primarily due to the reversal of COP 153 billion deferred tax, following the Constitutional Court's declaration of unconstitutionality of Legislative Decree 1474 of 2025 on April 15, 2026, which established a surtax on income tax for the financial sector. The effective tax rate continued to benefit from tax-exempt income associated with the social housing portfolio and investments in productive fixed assets in Colombia, as well as from tax benefits in Guatemala, El Salvador, and Panama related to investments in government securities.
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3.BREAK DOWN OF PRINCIPAL OPERATIONS
The following tables summarize the financial statements of our operations in each country.

BANCOLOMBIACONSOLIDATED 1

During 2026, the Colombian economy is undergoing a macroeconomic stabilization process, with signs of moderate expansion supported primarily by private consumption and public spending. However, private investment continues to lag, especially in sectors such as construction and mining, limiting structural growth and keeping the recovery concentrated on temporary sources of demand. Adding to this scenario is a renewed acceleration of inflation, which reached 6.14% year-on-year in June and remains pressured by services, food, and regulated items, in an environment of high indexation and lagged effects from the minimum wage increase. In response, the Central Bank resumed its upward cycle and raised the monetary policy rate to 12.00%, with the possibility of increasing it to 12.75% in the coming months. Although the reduction in political uncertainty following the electoral process has helped moderate sovereign risk premiums, market attention remains focused on fiscal sustainability, given the need to implement a credible adjustment to correct the projected 6.5% of GDP deficit for 2026 and stabilize the long-term trajectory of public debt.

In this context, Bancolombia's consolidated loan portfolio grew 1.01% in 2Q26 compared to the previous quarter, driven primarily by the dynamism of the mortgage and consumer loan portfolios. The consumer loan portfolio continued to show positive growth, supported by the performance of credit cards, Nequi and vehicle financing, supported by new commercial alliances focused on financing electric vehicles. Meanwhile, the commercial loan portfolio registered moderate growth, mainly due to the positive performance of operations at Bancolombia Panama. Portfolio growth was impacted by the appreciation of the exchange rate, which partially moderated the expansion of the consolidated portfolio.

Regarding deposits, the total balance increased by 0.42% during the quarter, driven primarily by savings accounts, which were boosted by higher balances in the institutional segment and by seasonal factors associated with payroll, bonuses, and other social benefits payments during June. In contrast, time deposits and checking accounts registered decreases compared to the previous quarter. However, time deposits continued to show positive growth, supported by the increase in deposits through online channels and Valores Bancolombia. Overall, these factors contributed to a more efficient funding mix, with a greater share of lower-cost deposits and a solid liquidity position at the end of the period.

Bancolombia Consolidated's net income reached COP 2,585 billion in 2Q26, representing a 102.88% increase compared to the previous quarter. This result was supported by a solid expansion of net interest income, driven primarily by higher portfolio income, reflecting increased profitability in the commercial loan portfolio, as well as higher income from consumer and mortgage portfolios. Additionally, treasury results contributed positively to the quarter's performance, supported by growth in the investment portfolio, particularly in debt securities. As a result, the net interest margin continued to strengthen during the period, reaching 8.06%, equivalent to an expansion of 92 basis points compared to 1Q26.

Provision expenses decreased compared to the previous quarter, driven mainly by significant recoveries from corporate clients and a lower provisioning requirement resulting from a stable macroeconomic outlook. During the quarter, no significant new Stage 3 exposures were recorded, while the moderate increase in Stage 2 was primarily concentrated in a small number of agro-export sector clients under monitoring for potential impacts associated with exchange rate volatility and the El Niño phenomenon. In this context, the cost of credit continued to improve, reaching 1.46%, in line with the favorable asset quality trends observed over the past several quarters.

Net fees showed positive growth during the quarter, driven by increased activity in bancassurance, banking services, and transactional products.

Operating expenses decreased compared to the previous quarter, primarily reflecting lower overhead costs due to the absence of the non-recurring effect of the wealth tax enacted by the national government and recorded in 1Q26.

Finally, the annualized quarterly ROE was 37.04%.

The basic solvency ratio stood at 12.55% and the total solvency ratio at 14.19%. The increase compared to the previous quarter is explained by the profits for the period.

The following are the statement of financial position, income statement, and key indicators for Bancolombia Consolidated as of 2Q26.
1 Bancolombia’s consolidated financial statements include Bancolombia S.A., Fiduciaria Bancolombia S.A., Bancolombia Investment Banking S.A., Inversiones CFNS, Valores Simesa, Valores Bancolombia, Bancolombia Panama, Bancolombia Puerto Rico, the Colombia Real Estate Fund (FCP Fondo Inmobiliario Colombia), Cibest Capital Holdings, CCLA, among other companies.
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CONSOLIDATED CREDIT PORTFOLIO QUALITY OF BANCOLOMBIA

LOAN PORTFOLIO QUALITY
(Millions of pesos)1Q262Q26
Total past-due loan portfolio (30 days)8,348,469 8,276,113 
Loan loss provision
11,072,605 11,008,333 
Past-due portfolio / Total portfolio3.77 %3.71 %
Provision / Past-due portfolio132.63 %133.01 %
Provision for loan loss and interest as a percentage of total portfolio5.01 %4.93 %

Consolidated Portfolio by Stages Bancolombia
2Q26
loan
Portfolio Provisions%
Stage 1208,594,2922,054,8360.99%
Stage 211,014,9792,154,92019.56%
Stage 311,270,5087,990,23570.90%
Total230,879,77912,199,9915.28%

BANCOLOMBIA CONSOLIDATED KEY INDICATORS

BANCOLOMBIA CONSOLIDATED PROFORMA INDICATORS
AccumulatedQuarter
2Q26
1Q26
2Q26
PROFITABILITY
Net Interest Margin7.61%7.14%8.06%
Net Portfolio and Leasing Margin8.14%7.93%8.35%
MNI Investments, Debt Securities and Derivatives4.34%1.83%6.37%
ROA2.59%1.75%3.41%
ROE27.54%18.35%37.04%
EFFICIENCY
Financial Efficiency46.40%52.76%40.92%
Operational Efficiency4.29%4.61%3.99%
PORTFOLIO INDICATORS
30-Day Portfolio Quality3.71%3.77%3.71%
30-Day Portfolio Coverage133.01%132.63%133.01%
90-Day Portfolio Quality2.58%2.65%2.58%
90-Day Portfolio Coverage190.98%188.66%190.98%
Cost of Credit1.67%1.89%1.46%
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BANCOLOMBIA CONSOLIDATED SOLVENCY RATIOS

1Q262Q26
Technical equity31,184,65533,426,652
Basic solvency ratio11.73%12.55%
Total solvency ratio13.54%14.19%
RWA
187,521,407190,210,305
Total market risk12,461,45313,852,498
Total operating risk30,367,53031,535,269

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BANAGRICOLA- EL SALVADOR

The Salvadoran economy registered a marked acceleration during the first quarter of 2026, reaching 4.8% growth. This performance was driven by a 13.5% increase in construction, boosted by the execution of more than 120 infrastructure projects slated for completion between 2028 and 2030. On the price front, pressures stemming from higher fuel and fertilizer costs have temporarily increased costs for consumers and producers, pushing inflation to 2.8% in June. Externally, the slowdown in remittances could limit households' ability to further expand their consumption, in a context also marked by uncertainty surrounding the evolution of the conflict in the Middle East and its potential disruptions to international trade. Thus, the most optimistic growth forecasts for the country are based primarily on favorable domestic dynamics, thanks to the positive spillover effects of construction on private employment, financial activities, and trade—a trend expected to continue throughout the forecast period.

Banagrícola's gross loan portfolio ended the quarter with quarterly growth of 1.8% in USD, driven primarily by the performance of the consumer loan portfolio, especially personal loans and credit cards. The commercial loan portfolio also contributed positively to growth, supported by stronger performance in the construction and corporate banking segments. Deposits showed a moderate decrease during the quarter, mainly due to lower balances in the corporate segment, partially offset by increased deposits from individuals. Time deposits remained relatively stable and continued to show a significant share of originations through digital channels. Loans with financial institutions increased, mainly due to the acquisition of subordinated debt from Bancolombia Panamá. This transaction was intended to prepay obligations to multilateral banks and is part of the capital structure optimization initiatives.

Banagrícola's net income was COP 110.66 billion in 2Q26, 6.6% lower than the previous quarter due to higher loan loss provisions. However, the net interest margin continued to show positive growth, reflected in a 4.0% increase in net interest income, driven by higher loan portfolio income, treasury contributions, and lower funding costs associated with time deposits. In this context, the net interest margin reached 7.27%, widening by 24 basis points compared to 1Q26.

Provision charges increased compared to the previous quarter, due to higher requirements in the consumer loan portfolio, portfolio growth, and adjustments to macroeconomic variables, while the commercial loan portfolio remained stable. Consequently, the cost of risk increased compared to the previous quarter, although quality indicators remain within the bank's risk appetite.

Net commissions increased 0.9% compared to the previous quarter, reflecting the strong performance of the credit and debit card businesses, as well as a greater contribution from remittances.

Operating expenses increased compared to the previous quarter, mainly due to higher overhead costs related to maintenance and repairs, as well as increased depreciation associated to right-of-use assets.

Finally, the quarterly annualized ROE was 19.88%.

The total solvency ratio was 14.75%. The increase compared to the previous quarter is mainly due to the issuance of subordinated debt subscribed by Bancolombia Panama and the profits for the current period.























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STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AND INCOME STATEMENT, CONSOLIDATED (1)


STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AND INCOME STATEMENTAccumulated
Variation
QuarterChange
(COP million)
2Q25
2Q26
2Q26/2Q25
2Q251Q262Q262Q26 / 1Q262Q26/ 2Q25
ASSETS
Gross loans18,147,21716959171(6.55)
%
18,147,21717,718,47016,959,171(4.29)%(6.55)%
Allowances for loans(563,127)(554,591)(1.52)
%
(563,127)(555,340)(554,591)(0.13)%(1.52)%
Net Investments
3,317,820393347618.56
%
3,317,8204,069,1783,933,476(3.33)%18.56%
Other assets4,759,2104,237,445(10.96)
%
4,759,2104,794,8514,237,445(11.63)%(10.96)%
Total assets25,661,12024,575,500(4.23)
%
25,661,12026,027,15924,575,500(5.58)%(4.23)%
LIABILITIES AND SHAREHOLDERS’ EQUITY
Deposits21,037,76420,260,599(3.69)
%
21,037,76421,620,03920,260,599(6.29)%(3.69)%
Other liabilities1,776,397(3,797,165)(313.76)
%
1,776,3972,155,919(3,797,165)(276.13)%(313.76)%
Total liabilities22,814,16022,351,722(2.03)
%
22,814,16023,775,95722,351,722(5.99)%(2.03)%
Non-controlling interest48,82545,706(6.39)
%
48,82546,49945,706(1.71)%(6.39)%
Stockholders’ equity attributable to the owners of the parent company2,798,1342,178,072(22.16)
%
2,798,1342,204,7032,178,072(1.21)%(22.16)%
Total liabilities and shareholders’ equity25,661,12024,575,500(4.23)
%
25,661,12026,027,15924,575,500(5.58)%(4.23)%
Interest income1,020,814962,374(5.72)
%
526,014476,158486,2162.11%(7.57)%
Interest expense228,481197,007(13.78)
%
(115,968)(100,960)(96,047)(4.87)%(17.18)%
Net interest income792,333765,367(3.40)
%
410,046375,198390,1693.99%(4.85)%
Net provisions(143,772)(200,344)39.35
%
(83,272)(89,829)(110,516)23.03%32.72%
Fees and income from service, net156,522154,488(1.30)
%
80,92376,88777,6010.93%(4.11)%
Other operating income38,82518,508(52.33)
%
19,3428,14310,36527.29%(46.41)%
Total operating expense452,424445,047(1.63)
%
(233,781)(220,466)(224,582)1.87%(3.93)%
Profit before tax391,485292,971(25.16)
%
193,259149,934143,037(4.60)%(25.99)%
Income tax(93,498)(59,441)(36.43)
%
(51,391)(29,162)(30,279)3.83%(41.08)%
Net income before non-controlling interest297,987233,530(21.63)
%
141,868120,772112,758(6.64)%(20.52)%
Non-controlling interest5,6104,357(22.34)
%
(2,665)(2,265)(2,092)(7.64)%(21.50)%
Net income292,376229,173(21.62)
%
139,203118,507110,665(6.62)%(20.50)%
(1) Corresponds to the results of Banagrícola and its subsidiaries before eliminating intercompany transactions with other Grupo Cibest companies
PRINCIPAL RATIOSAccumulatedQuarter
2Q25
2Q26
2Q25
1Q26
2Q26
NIM7.22
%
7.09
%
7.47%6.90%7.27%
ROE21.33
%
20.13
%
19.98%20.53%19.88%
ROA2.22
%
1.77
%
2.10%1.82%1.71%
CoR1.58
%
2.27
%
1.82%2.02%2.51%
Financial Efficiency45.81
%
47.43
%
45.81%47.90%46.97%
Total Solvency13.38
%
14.75
%
13.38%13.60%14.75%
30 Day PDL1.80
%
2.00
%
1.80%1.92%2.00%
30 Day PDL Coverage155.49
%
149.14
%
155.49%147.47%149.14%
90 Day PDL0.97
%
1.00
%
0.97%0.87%1.00%
90 Day PDL Coverage287.85
%
297.38
%
287.85%326.64%297.38%
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GRUPO AGROMERCANTIL HOLDING – GUATEMALA

Guatemala has shown one of the best performances in the Central American region in recent years, driven by solid growth in financial activities and resilient exports. In this context, the economy grew by 4.5% in the first quarter of 2026. On the price side, although inflation has consistently remained below the Bank of Guatemala's 4.0% target, the increase in energy prices stemming from the conflict in the Middle East accelerated the indicator in the short term, reaching 2.3% in June. Looking ahead, the economy is expected to maintain a favorable trajectory, as increased investment in infrastructure projects and the dynamism of tourism offset the potential reduction in remittances associated with a more restrictive immigration policy in the United States. In line with this outlook, President Arévalo's government has shown a greater willingness to increase spending on infrastructure and social programs, and it is estimated that public administration will provide an additional boost to growth. However, it is important to highlight that Guatemala has historically been characterized by its fiscal strength and that, while there are plans to expand spending, a slight deterioration in public finances over the next few years would not be perceived as an alarming factor by rating agencies.

BAM's loan portfolio ended 2Q26 with a 1.4% decrease in USD terms, mainly due to lower balances in the business segment. In the consumer segment, the portfolio showed moderation, particularly in personal loans, as a result of the implemented containment strategies, while the credit card portfolio performed favorably. Regarding deposits, growth in time deposits stood out, primarily from business clients, as well as in savings accounts, in line with the funding cost optimization strategy focused on strengthening savings products and selectively managing higher-cost deposits. This dynamic strengthened the entity's liquidity position and supported the growth of the investment portfolio. Loans from financial institutions decreased, mainly due to amortizations of credit lines. During the quarter, BAM prepaid a debt with multilateral banks by obtaining a loan from Bancolombia Panama, as part of its capital and funding structure management.

BAM's net income for 2Q26 was COP 97.8 billion, representing a 19.6% increase compared to the previous quarter.

Net interest income registered a quarterly increase of 7.39%, driven primarily by a higher contribution from treasury, especially from the performance of the portfolio of debt securities issued by the Government of Guatemala and active liquidity management. Meanwhile, interest expenses decreased by 5.55%, mainly due to lower costs associated with loans from financial institutions following amortizations made during the quarter, as well as the gradual reduction in interest rates on savings deposits.

The dynamics of loan loss provisions at BAM continued to reflect disciplined credit risk management. While there was an increase in the loan portfolio past due by more than 90 days, the indicators for loans past due by 30 days showed a favorable trend. Provisioning expenses increased compared to 1Q26, primarily due to higher requirements in the consumer loan portfolio, especially in Personal Loans. However, year-to-date provisions continue to show a favorable trend supported by the containment strategy in personal loans. In this context, the cost of credit stood at 1.72% during 2Q26, higher than that recorded in the previous quarter, but below the level observed in 2Q25.

Net commissions decreased compared to 1Q26, primarily due to the absence of income from syndicated loans recorded in the previous quarter. Additionally, commission expenses increased due to the early repayment of financial obligations and the recovery of outsourced portfolios.

Operating expenses decreased compared to the previous quarter, supported by lower labor costs resulting from organizational optimization initiatives. While general expenses increased due to marketing campaigns and institutional initiatives, the entity continued to capture operational efficiencies that boosted profitability.

Finally, the annualized quarterly ROE was 20.12%.

The core solvency ratio was 7.35%, and the total solvency ratio was 12.97%. The increase compared to the previous quarter is explained by the profit for the period.












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STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AND INCOME STATEMENT, CONSOLIDATED (1)

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AND INCOME STATEMENT
Accumulated
Variation
QuarterChange
(COP million)
2Q25
2Q26
2Q26/ 2Q25
2Q251T262Q262Q26 / 1Q262Q26 / 2Q25
ASSETS
Gross loans19,903,64416,735,646(15.92)
%
19,903,64418,053,18816,735,646(7.30)%(15.92)%
Allowances for loans(949,930)(701,734)(26.13)
%
(949,930)(787,790)(701,734)(10.92)%(26.13)%
Net Investments
2,646,2272,276,678(13.97)
%
2,646,2272,371,0872,276,678(3.98)%(13.97)%
Other assets4,396,5253,456,178(21.39)
%
4,396,5253,595,1203,456,178(3.86)%(21.39)%
Total assets25,996,44621,766,769(16.27)
%
25,996,44623,231,60621,766,769(6.31)%(16.27)%
LIABILITIES AND SHAREHOLDERS’ EQUITY
Deposits18,743,11716,974,019(9.44)
%
18,743,11717,798,77116,974,019(4.63)%(9.44)%
Other liabilities5,052,0992,847,327(43.64)
%
5,052,0993,462,7812,847,327(17.77)%(43.64)%
Total liabilities23,795,21519,821,346(16.70)
%
23,795,21521,261,55119,821,346(6.77)%(16.70)%
Non-controlling interest50,56346,108(8.81)
%
50,56346,48046,108(0.80)%(8.81)%
Stockholders’ equity attributable to the owners of the parent company2,150,6671,899,315(11.69)
%
2,150,6671,923,5741,899,315(1.26)%(11.69)%
Total liabilities and shareholders’ equity25,996,44621,766,769(16.27)
%
25,996,44623,231,60621,766,769(6.31)%(16.27)%
Interest income1,032,617888,996(13.91)
%
519,880441,991447,0051.13%(14.02)%
Interest expense512,137415,606(18.85)
%
(259,290)(213,738)(201,868)(5.55)%(22.15)%
Net interest income520,480473,390(9.05)
%
260,590228,254245,1377.40%(5.93)%
Net provisions238,105150,502(36.79)
%
(124,233)(74,381)(76,121)2.34%(38.73)%
Fees and income from service, net65,797110,76468.34
%
38,29159,69251,072(14.44)%33.38%
Other operating income80,56668,833251.27
%
54,55931,63337,19917.60%(31.82)%
Total operating expense357,463283,008(38.60)
%
(178,294)(142,328)(140,680)(1.16)%(21.10)%
Profit before tax71,275219,477(112.80)
%
50,913102,870116,60713.35%129.03%
Income tax(14,320)(36,230)(116.51)
%
(15,669)(19,905)(16,324)(17.99)%4.18%
Net income before non-controlling interest56,955183,247(605.79)
%
35,24482,965100,28320.87%184.54%
Non-controlling interest3,5123,6764.68
%
(2,648)(1,195)(2,482)107.69%(6.29)%
Net income53,443179,571236.00
%
32,59681,77097,80119.61%200.04%
(1) Corresponds to the results of Grupo Agromercantil Holding and its subsidiaries before eliminating intercompany transactions with other Grupo Cibest companies
Accumulated
Quarter
PRINCIPAL RATIOS
2Q25
2Q26
2Q25
1Q26
2Q26
NIM4.59
%
4.66
%
4.59%4.42%4.91%
ROE4.90
%
18.05
%
5.99%16.21%20.12%
ROA0.41
%
1.53
%
0.50%1.37%1.70%
CoR2.34
%
1.68
%
2.45%1.63%1.72%
Financial Efficiency53.61
%
43.34
%
50.45%44.54%42.19%
Basic Solvency7.43
%
7.35
%
14.75%7.26%7.35%
Total Solvency13.21
%
12.97
%
13.21%12.49%12.97%
30 Day PDL3.43
%
3.08
%
7.43%7.26%7.35%
30 Day PDL Coverage125.26
%
121.92
%
125.26%125.48%121.92%
90 Day PDL2.43
%
2.29
%
2.43%2.03%2.29%
90 Day PDL Coverage176.35
%
164.21
%
176.35%190.74%164.21%
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4.Grupo Cibest Company Description (NYSE: CIB, BVC: CIBEST Y PFCIBEST)

Grupo Cibest is a conglomerate of financial institutions and complementary businesses that offers a broad portfolio of products and services to a diversified base of over 32 million entities and individual clients. Grupo Cibest distributes its products and services through a regional platform comprising the largest private banking network in Colombia, with further presence in the Central American market through El Salvador's leading financial group, as well as international banking subsidiaries and local licenses in Panama, Guatemala, and Puerto Rico. BANCOLOMBIA and its business lines provide brokerage services, investment banking, financial leasing, factoring, consumer credit, fiduciary services, asset management, among others.
Contact Information
Grupo Cibest Investor Relations
Phone:(601) 4885371
E-mail:IR@Grupocibest.com.co
Contacts:Catalina Tobón Rivera (IR Director)
Website:https://www.grupocibest.com/Investor-relations

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STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION BANCOLOMBIA STANDALONE
QuarterVariation
 2Q25
 1Q26
 2Q26
2Q26/1Q26
2Q26/2Q25
ASSETS
Cash and cash equivalents17,598,99417,929,85916,954,016(5.44)%(3.66)%
Investment instruments, net25,973,78628,333,90237,961,80433.98%46.15%
Derivative instruments3,214,0684,837,9718,037,43366.13%150.07%
Investment instruments and derivatives29,187,85433,171,87345,999,23738.67%57.60%
Loan portfolio from customers and financial institutions198,722,204215,810,986217,211,4920.65%9.30%
Impairment of loan portfolio and finance lease operations(12,862,532)(13,326,158)(13,193,209)(1.00)%2.57%
Loan portfolio from customers and financial institutions, net185,859,672202,484,828204,018,2830.76%9.77%
Assets held for sale and inventories273,276265,715305,70215.05%11.87%
Investments in subsidiaries8,170,9518,383,8368,559,4612.09%4.75%
Investments in associates and joint ventures189,920293,350309,7885.60%63.11%
Property and equipment, net4,661,0224,525,7874,458,131(1.49)%(4.35)%
Investment property941,6341,445,8161,546,4246.96%64.23%
Right-of-use assets, leased, net1,266,0311,280,0661,284,3880.34%1.45%
Intangible assets, net374,032418,930439,8785.00%17.60%
Deferred taxes0.00130,3860.00(100.00)%0.00
Other assets, net4,459,7434,031,4954,377,3928.58%(1.85)%
TOTAL ASSETS252,983,129274,361,941288,252,7005.06%13.94%
LIABILITIES AND EQUITY
LIABILITIES
Customer deposits194,416,941213,557,944216,192,3771.23%11.20%
Interbank and repurchase agreements3,188,7151,973,7306,829,106246.00%114.16%
Derivative instruments3,502,9405,545,0169,337,11168.39%166.55%
Financial obligations7,888,5889,161,1888,825,341(3.67)%11.87%
Lease liabilities1,357,4141,355,2201,353,602(0.12)%(0.28)%
Debt securities issued7,284,8506,937,8046,571,565(5.28)%(9.79)%
Preferred stock
Taxes1,092,1201,148,8901,671,26645.47%53.03%
Deferred taxes Net income58,5490305,5430.00421.86%
Employee benefits698,129716,969689,055(3.89)%(1.30)%
Other liabilities10,757,7539,395,3129,741,9913.69%(9.44)%
TOTAL LIABILITIES230,245,999249,792,073261,516,9574.69%13.58%
EQUITY
Share capital480,914480,914480,9140.000.00
Share premium4,837,4974,837,4974,837,4970.000.00
Reserves13,097,22316,941,78816,569,067(2.20)%26.51%
Retained earnings2,981,9931,139,0443,752,952229.48%25.85%
Other accumulated comprehensive income, net of taxes1,339,5031,170,6251,095,313(6.43)%(18.23)%
TOTAL EQUITY22,737,13024,569,86826,735,7438.82%17.59%
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY252,983,129274,361,941288,252,7005.06%13.94%
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BANCOLOMBIA STANDALONE INCOME STATEMENT
Acumulated
Variation
Quarter
Quarterly Variation
2Q25
2Q26
2Q26/ 2Q25
2Q25
1Q26
2Q26
2Q26/ 1Q26
2Q26/ 2Q25
Interest on loan portfolios and financial leasing operations
Commercial5,686,4196,553,13815.24%2,888,3003,087,4163,465,72112.25 %19.99 %
Consumer3,170,7703,665,33815.60%1,594,7971,784,4561,880,8825.40 %17.94 %
Microcredit86,270130,13150.84%47,23165,54464,587(1.46)%36.75 %
Mortgage1,692,1421,951,02015.30%862,556944,4181,006,6026.58 %16.70 %
Leasing1,539,2961,723,86211.99%770,234825,421898,4418.85 %16.65 %
Total interest on loan portfolio and financial leasing transactions12,174,89714,023,48915.18%6,163,1186,707,2557,316,2339.08 %18.71 %
Interbank funds sold16,82416,9870.97%7,9428,7558,232(5.97)%3.65 %
Interest and valuation of investments797,1581,074,17434.75%436,424332,526741,648123.03 %69.94 %
Other interest income67,596116,89572.93%31,74853,55963,33618.25 %99.50 %
Total interest income and valuation13,056,47515,231,54516.66%6,639,2327,102,0958,129,44914.47 %22.45 %
Interest expense(5,141,948)(5,700,960)10.87%(2,588,146)(2,657,748)(3,043,212)14.50 %17.58 %
Net interest margin and valuation of financial instruments before provision for impairment of loan portfolio, financial guarantees, and other assets7,914,5279,530,58520.42%4,051,0864,444,3475,086,23714.44 %25.55 %
Provision for impairment of loan portfolio and financial leasing transactions, net(1,581,539)(1,749,336)10.61%(821,507)(1,007,267)(742,069)(26.33)%(9.67)%
Provision for impairment of financial guarantees and other assets, net(11,570)(20,602)78.06%(596)(11,746)(8,857)(24.60)%1386.07 %
Total provisions and impairment, net(1,593,109)(1,769,938)11.10%(822,103)(1,019,013)(750,926)(26.31)%(8.66)%
Interest income and valuation of financial instruments after provisions and impairment, net6,321,4187,760,64722.77%3,228,9833,425,3344,335,31126.57 %34.26 %
Income from fees and other services2,948,1293,274,61011.07%1,515,4691,603,6631,670,9464.20 %10.26 %
Expenses from fees and other services(1,332,143)(1,406,432)5.58%(682,527)(713,704)(692,728)(2.94)%1.49 %
Total income from fees and other services, net1,615,9861,868,17815.61%832,942889,959978,2189.92 %17.44 %
Other operating income, net1,020,4791,047,9322.69%514,669511,003536,9305.07 %4.33 %
Equity method631,504575,762(8.83)%94,960254,884320,87825.89 %237.91 %
Dividends4,5565,36717.80%9643,7721,596(57.69)%65.56 %
Impairment of investments0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Gain on valuation and sale of equity investments30,40423,987(21.11)%19,02111,29112,69612.44 %(33.25)%
Dividends and other net income from equity investments666,464605,116(9.20)%114,945269,947335,17024.16 %191.59 %
Total income Net9,624,34711,281,87317.22%4,691,5395,096,2436,185,62921.38 %31.85 %
Operating Expenses
Salaries and Employee Benefits(2,094,377)(2,303,968)10.01%(1,068,313)(1,152,296)(1,151,672)(0.05)%7.80 %
Other Administrative and General Expenses(2,141,457)(2,197,011)2.59%(1,145,094)(1,083,979)(1,113,032)2.68 %(2.80)%
Taxes(602,185)(671,217)11.46%(312,808)(338,432)(332,786)(1.67)%6.39 %
Wealth Tax0.000.000.00(337,721)337,721(200.00)%0.00
Amortization, Depreciation, and Impairment(479,813)(487,667)1.64%(243,898)(248,289)(239,377)(3.59)%(1.85)%
Total Operating Expenses(5,317,832)(5,659,863)6.43%(2,770,113)(3,160,717)(2,499,146)(20.93)%(9.78)%
Profit Before Income Tax4,306,5155,622,01030.55%1,921,4261,935,5263,686,48390.46 %91.86 %
Income Tax **(1,123,680)(1,704,432)51.68%(523,181)(612,259)(1,092,172)78.38 %108.76 %
Net Profit for the Year Attributable to Controlling Interest3,182,8353,917,57823.08%1,398,2451,323,2672,594,31196.05 %85.54 %
Non-Controlling Interest0.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Net Profit3,182,8353,917,57823.08%1,398,2451,323,2672,594,31196.05 %85.54 %
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION OF BANCOLOMBIA
Quarter
Variation
(Millions of pesos)
1Q26
2Q26
2Q26/ 1Q26
ASSET
Cash16,648,05716,994,6352.08%
Interbank Transactions3,038,3292,093,925(31.08)%
Repos2,908,000815,537(71.96)%
Investments in Financial Assets32,248,63041,762,29229.50%
Derivative Financial Instruments4,838,0888,038,23866.14%
Customer Loan Portfolio228,576,645230,879,7791.01%
Commercial154,347,785154,977,2170.41%
Consumer42,235,06042,972,5061.75%
Mortage30,929,40231,847,7842.97%
Microcredit1,064,3981,082,2721.68%
Provision for loan portfolio impairment and financial leasing operations(12,240,537)(12,199,991)(0.33)%
Investments in associates and joint ventures3,268,7533,352,6382.57%
Intangible Assets and Goodwill, net457,958484,1325.72%
Property and Equipment, net4,587,2304,518,928(1.49)%
Investment Properties6,407,3756,644,2093.70%
Right-of-Use Property and Equipment1,059,6741,068,7460.86%
Prepaid Expenses805,060785,563(2.42)%
Tax Prepayments981,4961,578,84460.86%
Deferred Tax20,37222,2109.02%
Assets Held for Sale and Inventories, net697,395771,61510.64%
Other Assets, net3,749,8823,684,613(1.74)%
Total Assets298,052,407311,295,9134.44%
LIABILITIES AND EQUITY
LIABILITIES
Customer deposits235,208,748236,186,7590.42%
Current accounts22,856,31321,703,263(5.04)%
Other deposits6,366,4456,924,7678.77%
Savings accounts119,041,101122,023,2012.51%
Time deposits86,944,88985,535,528(1.62)%
Interbank transactions184,626155,942(15.54)%
Derivative financial instruments5,552,1829,342,82868.27%
Financial obligations6,209,9746,661,2577.27%
Issued debt securities7,229,8056,779,580(6.23)%
Lease liabilities1,078,7231,082,8260.38%
Preferred shares000.00
Repos1,808,3506,673,164269.02%
Current taxes1,266,9161,796,24441.78%
Net deferred tax1,235,3011,433,58016.05%
Employee benefits767,332741,216(3.40)%
Other liabilities9,705,93310,094,6234.00%
Total liabilities270,247,890280,948,0193.96%
NET EQUITY
Share capital480,914480,9140.00
Share premium4,857,4544,857,4540.00
Reserves15,172,21915,149,478(0.15)%
Retained earnings5,391,4607,954,55947.54%
Other accumulated comprehensive income, net of taxes667,707637,964(4.45)%
Equity attributable to shareholders of the parent company26,569,75429,080,3699.45%
Non-controlling interest1,234,7631,267,5252.65%
Total Liabilities and Shareholders' Equity298,052,407311,295,9134.44%
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BANCOLOMBIA CONSOLIDATED INCOME STATEMENTAccumulated
Variation
Quarter
Variation
(Millions of pesos)
2Q26
2Q26 / 1Q26
1Q26
2Q26
2Q26 / 1Q26
Interest income and expenses
Interest on loan portfolio and financial leasing transactions
Commercial6,927,60013.10%3,248,7043,678,89613.24%
Consumer3,736,42015.17%1,819,8851,916,5355.31%
Microcredit132,58551.98%66,86165,724(1.70)%
Mortgage2,063,68016.40%988,8681,074,8128.69%
Leasing1,688,19111.38%808,682879,5098.76%
Total interest on loan portfolio and financial leasing operations14,548,47614.15%6,933,0007,615,4769.84%
Interest on debt instruments measured using the effective interest method466,08635.78%195,716270,37038.14%
Total interest income from financial instruments measured using the effective interest method15,014,56214.72%7,128,7167,885,84610.62%
Interbank funds sold43,298(19.26)%22,15121,147(4.53)%
Total valuation of financial instruments781,43745.41%186,091595,346219.92%
Total interest income and valuation of financial instruments15,839,29715.79%7,336,9588,502,33915.88%
Total interest expense(5,940,663)9.92%(2,779,484)(3,161,179)13.73%
Net interest margin and valuation of financial instruments before provision for loan portfolio impairment and financial leasing, off-balance sheet commitments, and other financial instruments9,898,63419.62%4,557,4745,341,16017.20%
Provision for loan portfolio impairment and financial leasing operations(1,838,710)7.78%(1,035,924)(802,786)(22.51)%
Provision for other financial instruments, net(66,487)95.25%(31,069)(35,418)14.00%
Total provisions and impairment of credit risk, net(1,905,197)9.49%(1,066,993)(838,204)(21.44)%
Net interest income and valuation of financial instruments after provisions and impairment7,993,43722.32%3,490,4814,502,95629.01%
Total fee income3,630,58410.38%1,759,4421,871,1426.35%
Total fee expenses(1,341,776)4.27%(677,792)(663,984)(2.04)%
Total fee income, net2,288,80814.31%1,081,6501,207,15811.60%
Total other operating income1,278,4579.70%597,587680,87013.94%
Total dividends and other net income from equity participation293,34518.39%128,772164,57327.80%
Total net income11,854,04719.13%5,298,4906,555,55723.73%
Operating Expenses
Salaries and Employee Benefits(2,557,839)10.18%(1,277,734)(1,280,105)0.19%
Other Administrative and General Expenses(2,347,126)3.45%(1,157,766)(1,189,360)2.73%
Taxes Other Than Income Tax(714,408)12.16%(361,109)(353,299)(2.16)%
Wealth Tax(358,780)100.00%(358,780)0.00(100.00)%
Amortization, Depreciation, and Impairment(406,093)3.54%(203,325)(202,768)(0.27)%
Total Operating Expenses(6,384,246)13.61%(3,358,714)(3,025,532)(9.92)%
Profit from Continuing Operations Before Income Tax5,469,80126.29%1,939,7763,530,02581.98%
Income Tax from Continuing Operations(1,540,865)33.02%(641,717)(899,148)40.12%
Net Profit from Continuing Operations3,928,93623.84%1,298,0592,630,877102.68%
Net Profit from Discontinued Operations0.000.000.000.000.00
Net Profit3,928,93623.84%1,298,0592,630,877102.68%
Non-Controlling Interest(69,804)25.64%(23,896)(45,908)92.12%
Net Profit for the Year Attributable to Shareholders of the Parent Company3,859,13223.81%1,274,1632,584,969102.88%
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STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION GRUPO CIBEST
Change
(COP million)2Q251Q262Q262Q26 / 1Q262Q26 / 2Q25
ASSETS
Cash23,019,20023,328,11727,738,32918.91%20.50%
Interbank Transfers2,685,6573,074,9342,435,496(20.80)%(9.31)%
Repos2,683,8262,923,357815,537(72.10)%(69.61)%
Investments in Financial Assets34,392,79938,830,67948,219,27224.18%40.20%
Derivative Financial Instruments3,214,0704,838,0988,038,46566.15%150.10%
Customer Loan Portfolio248,084,847261,833,966262,273,1810.17%5.72%
Provision for Impairment of Loan Portfolio and Financial Leasing Operations(13,160,112)(13,626,508)(13,483,030)(1.05)%2.45%
Investments in Associates and Joint Ventures3,045,4083,342,7573,445,8323.08%13.15%
Intangible Assets and Goodwill, Net2,665,8212,487,9192,389,663(3.95)%(10.36)%
Property and Equipment, Net5,507,9215,301,2215,186,195(2.17)%(5.84)%
Investment Properties5,761,1176,407,3756,644,2093.70%15.33%
Right-of-Use Property and Equipment1,304,0631,375,3611,373,791(0.11)%5.35%
Prepaid Expenses822,534929,456892,707(3.95)%8.53%
Tax Prepayments1,801,2361,199,3011,839,65953.39%2.13%
Deferred Tax1,747,4061,736,610170,691(90.17)%(90.23)%
Assets Held for Sale and Inventories, Net723,590714,091804,69512.69%11.21%
Other Assets, Net4,479,6375,477,8344,297,579(21.55)%(4.06)%
Total Assets375,250,726389,144,477363,082,271(6.70)%(3.24)%
LIABILITIES AND EQUITY
LIABILITIES
Customer Deposits252,981,953271,721,894271,046,925(0.25)%7.14%
Interbank Transfers261,289184,626155,942(15.54)%(40.32)%
Derivative Financial Instruments3,500,1655,547,1009,342,96768.43%166.93%
Financial Obligations9,115,8319,221,6848,774,860(4.85)%(3.74)%
Issued Debt Securities7,765,4167,450,6196,987,255(6.22)%(10.02)%
Lease Liabilities1,323,3621,374,9061,372,736(0.16)%3.73%
Preferred Stock555,152540,767554,0912.46%(0.19)%
Repos3,592,2372,009,4006,673,164232.10%85.77%
Current Taxes1,247,9151,415,7071,911,18635.00%53.15%
Deferred Tax, Net1,203,7982,825,9651,471,627(47.92)%22.25%
Employee Benefits928,341932,353893,350(4.18)%(3.77)%
Other Liabilities12,221,74715,100,91814,501,739(3.97)%18.66%
Total Liabilities332,866,440351,528,206323,685,842(7.92)%(2.76)%
EQUITY
Share Capital480,914480,914480,9140.00%0.00%
Share Premium in share placement4,857,4914,857,4914,857,4910.00%0.00%
Reserves23,702,07522,700,24021,777,638(4.06)%(8.12)%
Retained earnings7,094,3114,890,8388,467,60073.13%19.36%
Other accumulated comprehensive income, net of taxes5,159,2843,447,2442,540,029(26.32)%(50.77)%
Equity attributable to the owners of the Parent Company41,294,07536,376,72738,123,6724.80%(7.68)%
Non-controlling interest1,090,2111,239,5441,272,7572.68%16.74%
Total Liabilities and Equity375,250,726389,144,477363,082,271(6.70)%%(0.03)%
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CONSOLIDATED INCOME STATEMENT
As ofChange
As of		QuarterVariation
(COP million)
2Q25
2Q26
2Q26 / 1Q26
2Q25
1Q26
2Q26
2Q26 / 1Q26
2Q26/ 2Q25
Interest income and expenses
Interest on loan portfolio and financial leasing operations
Commercial7,312,7737,616,7334.16%3,693,5003,585,7604,030,97312.42%9.14%
Consumer3,702,0714,523,84622.20%1,863,5642,212,0262,311,8204.51%24.05%
Microcredit87,240132,58551.98%47,86666,86165,724(1.70)%37.31%
Mortgage1,891,8182,224,91517.61%949,8981,070,4161,154,4997.86%21.54%
Leasing1,592,6871,759,72910.49%801,117843,253916,4768.68%14.40%
Total interest on loan portfolio and financial leasing operations14,586,58916,257,80811.46%7,355,9457,778,3168,479,4929.01%15.27%
Interest on debt instruments measured using the effective interest method356,140474,59633.26%177,540201,624272,97235.39%53.75%
Total interest income from financial instruments measured using the effective interest method14,942,72916,732,40411.98%7,533,4857,979,9408,752,4649.68%16.18%
Interbank funds sold53,69744,452(17.22)%21,51322,30322,149(0.69)%2.96%
Total valuation of financial instruments734,343930,27326.68%403,434250,877679,396170.81%68.40%
Total interest income and valuation of financial instruments15,730,76917,707,12912.56%7,958,4328,253,1209,454,00914.55%18.79%
Total interest expense(6,107,919)(6,487,458)6.21%(3,083,514)(3,070,694)(3,416,764)11.27%10.81%
Net interest margin and valuation of financial instruments before provision for loan portfolio impairment and financial leasing, off-balance sheet commitments, and other financial instruments9,622,85011,219,67116.59%4,874,9185,182,4266,037,24516.49%23.84%
Provision for loan portfolio impairment and financial leasing operations(2,104,078)(2,190,788)4.12%(1,031,225)(1,202,634)(988,154)(17.83)%(4.18)%
Provision for other financial instruments, net(37,265)(61,793)65.82%(28,620)(26,626)(35,167)32.08%22.88%
Total provisions and impairment of credit risk, net(2,141,343)(2,252,581)5.19%(1,059,845)(1,229,260)(1,023,321)(16.75)%(3.45)%
Net income from interest and valuations of financial instruments after provisions and impairment7,481,5078,967,09019.86%3,815,0733,953,1665,013,92426.83%31.42%
Total fee income3,707,1584,118,99811.11%1,913,9042,005,4592,113,5395.39%10.43%
Total fee expenses(1,451,259)(1,493,637)2.92%(746,252)(754,383)(739,254)(2.01)%(0.94)%
Total fee income, net2,255,8992,625,36116.38%1,167,6521,251,0761,374,2859.85%17.70%
Total other operating income1,645,1741,799,7699.40%817,616854,727945,04210.57%15.59%
Total Dividends and other net income from equity participation257,092301,71417.36%121,210130,810170,90430.65%41.00%
Total income Net11,639,67213,693,93417.65%5,921,5516,189,7797,504,15521.23%26.73%
Operating Expenses
Salaries and Employee Benefits(2,864,998)(3,097,483)8.11%(1,454,799)(1,553,820)(1,543,663)(0.65)%6.11%
Other Administrative and General Expenses(2,883,060)(2,912,728)1.03%(1,505,537)(1,445,572)(1,467,156)1.49%(2.55)%
Taxes Other Than Income Tax(728,170)(813,141)11.67%(379,932)(423,938)(389,203)(8.19)%2.44%
Wealth Tax0.00(374,823)100.00%0.00(374,045)(778)(99.79)%100.00%
Amortization, Depreciation, and Impairment(483,143)(495,625)2.58%(241,330)(247,042)(248,583)0.62%3.01%
Total Operating Expenses(6,959,371)(7,693,800)10.55%(3,581,598)(4,044,417)(3,649,383)(9.77)%1.89%
Profit from Continuing Operations Before Income Tax4,680,3016,000,13428.20%2,339,9532,145,3623,854,77279.68%64.74%
Income Tax from Continuing Operations(1,287,722)(1,697,277)31.80%(619,970)(709,536)(987,741)39.21%59.32%
Net Profit from Continuing Operations3,392,5794,302,85726.83%1,719,9831,435,8262,867,03199.68%66.69%
Net Profit from Discontinued Operations201,142(35,700)(117.75)%108,96350,053(85,753)(271.32)%(178.70)%
Net Profit3,593,7214,267,15718.74%1,828,9461,485,8792,781,27887.18%52.07%
Non-Controlling Interest(64,754)(79,702)23.08%(37,643)(28,768)(50,934)77.05%35.31%
Net Profit for the Year Attributable to Shareholders of the Parent Company3,528,9674,187,45518.66%1,791,3031,457,1112,730,34487.38%52.42%
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SIGNATURE
Pursuant to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the registrant has duly caused this report to be signed on its behalf by the undersigned, thereunto duly authorized.
BANCOLOMBIA S.A.
(Registrant)
Date: August 10, 2026By:
/s/ MAURICIO BOTERO WOLFF
Name:Mauricio Botero Wolff
Title:
Vice President of Strategy and Finance
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