Grupo de Inversiones Suramericana (GRUPOSURA) Corporate presentation summary
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Corporate presentation summary
20 Oct, 2026Strategic platform and portfolio
Financial platform spans 10 Latin American countries, with 77M+ clients, 63K+ employees, COP 30.2Tn revenue and 41K+ shareholders; client and employee counts are year-end 2025, revenue is 1Q26 LTM.
Strategic simplification narrowed the portfolio to financial services; shares declined from 579.2M in 2021 to 327.7M in 2026, while intrinsic equity rose from COP 48,185 to COP 57,193.
Invested capital allocation: Grupo Cibest 43%, SURA Asset Management 34% and Suramericana 23%; Colombia represents 61% of invested capital as of March 2026.
Financial ecosystem links banking, savings and investment, and insurance to develop integrated, client-focused digital solutions.
Financial performance and 2028 ambitions
Pro forma financial controlling net income reached COP 2.314Tn for 2026 LTM, with adjusted ROE of 13.8%; figures exclude specified non-recurring items and other adjustments.
Pro forma net income per share was COP 7,061 for 2026 LTM, versus COP 7,092 in 2025; the slide cites a 21.2% CAGR across the period shown.
2028 ambitions: net income ~COP 3.3Tn, EPS ~COP 10,000, adjusted ROE ~15%, net debt below COP 5Tn and dividends per share ~COP 3,000; based on organic growth excluding extraordinary events.
2028 targets also include net debt/dividends of ~2x, versus 3.4x in 2026 LTM; dividends per share target rises from COP 2,000.
Financial penetration remains low in Latin America: insurance premiums/GDP 3.2% vs. 7.3% globally, and private-sector credit/GDP 52% vs. 151%.
Operating businesses
SURA Asset Management reported COP 808Tn AUM, 24M+ clients and 7K+ employees; invested capital in countries with a presence was 86% top-three as of March 2026.
Suramericana operates in 7 Latin American countries, with 20M+ clients and COP 19.9Tn written premiums; voluntary business accounts for 81% of its model.
Suramericana 2026 LTM premiums were COP 19.9Tn and controlling net income COP 774Bn; ROE was 12.4% and ROTE 15.0%.
Grupo Cibest reported COP 389Tn assets, 33M+ clients and 33K+ employees; its transaction share in Colombia exceeded 80%.
Grupo Cibest loan portfolio reached COP 262Tn and controlling net income COP 7.0Tn; reported ROE was 14.9%, ROA 1.7% and ROTE 15.1%.
Latest events from Grupo de Inversiones Suramericana
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Corporate presentation - Long-term equity and dividend growth supports a broad Latin American financial-services portfolio.GRUPOSURA
Corporate presentation - Portfolio revenue CAGR was 14% through 2023 LTM; 2023E dividends received were USD 378m.GRUPOSURA
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Corporate presentation - Record COP 834bn profit on revenue growth, shaped by currency and integration effects.GRUPOSURA
Q1 2023 - H1 growth and transaction upside contrasted with a Nutresa tax charge and execution risks.GRUPOSURA
Q2 2023 - Underlying profit grew as core businesses strengthened and a separation plan advanced.GRUPOSURA
Q3 2024 - COP 519bn Q1 net income as split steps advanced and investment income weakened.GRUPOSURA
Q1 2025 - Record Q3 earnings and 47.4% 9M growth support 2028 ambitions.GRUPOSURA
Q3 2025