Interconexión Eléctrica (ISA) Q4 2025 earnings summary
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Q4 2025 earnings summary
11 Aug, 2026Executive summary
Leadership transition occurred after the annulment of the president's election, with an interim president appointed to ensure operational and strategic stability.
The ISA2040 strategy was launched, focusing on consolidating energy transmission, expanding new energy businesses, and selective growth in roads and new geographies.
Operational efficiencies were enhanced, including the consolidation of energy transmission into Intercolombia and the creation of a digital hub for Latin America.
Strong sustainability performance was achieved, with all companies reaching carbon neutrality and high scores in the Dow Jones and S&P Global Sustainability Indexes.
Major projects were energized in Colombia, Brazil, Chile, and Peru, with significant progress in roads and telecommunications.
Financial highlights
EBITDA reached COP 8.7 trillion, down 11% year-over-year due to special events; adjusted EBITDA grew 8% to COP 9.6 trillion.
Net profit was COP 2.4 trillion, down 14% year-over-year; adjusted net profit increased 5% to COP 2.8 trillion.
Investments executed totaled COP 6.3 trillion, up 31% from 2024, with 92% in energy transmission.
Dividend payout proposed at COP 1,090 per share, representing 50% of net profit; total dividends paid were COP 1.4 trillion.
Stock price rose 48% in 2025; total shareholder return was 55%.
Outlook and guidance
Investment plan for 2026–2030 set at COP 25.5 trillion, with 29 projects under construction across energy transmission and roads.
Focus on capturing opportunities in renewable energy, energy storage, and grid expansion throughout Latin America.
Strategy aims to multiply 2024 EBITDA by more than 2x and expand into new geographies and businesses.
Identified USD 12 billion in regional opportunities, with 48% in energy transmission and 26% in new energy businesses.
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