Grupo Cibest Details Q1 2026 Financials, COP 683B Share Buyback Execution, and Tax Impacts

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Grupo Cibest released its detailed Q1 2026 report, showing a sequential increase in net profit despite a new wealth tax provision, alongside significant share buyback execution and senior management changes.

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• Q1 2026 Net Profit Increase

  Reported a net profit of COP 1,457 billion ($398.4 million) for the first quarter of 2026, a significant sequential increase from the Q4 2025 net loss.

• Significant Share Buyback Execution

  As of March 31, 2026, the company repurchased 12,644,634 shares for COP 683.18 billion ($186.7 million), executing 50.54% of the approved COP 1.35 trillion program.

• Wealth Tax Impact on Q1 Earnings

  Q1 net profit was impacted by a non-recurring COP 374 billion ($102.2 million) provision for a new temporary wealth tax.

• Future Tax Reversal Expected

  A COP 153.2 billion ($41.8 million) deferred tax expense is expected to be reversed in Q2 2026 following a Constitutional Court ruling declaring a previous tax decree unconstitutional.

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This filing provides the full detailed quarterly report for Q1 2026, expanding on the summary financial results previously announced on May 4, 2026. Key new information includes the actual execution of the share buyback program, significant tax impacts, and senior management changes. The company reported a net profit of COP 1,457 billion ($398.4 million) for Q1 2026, a sequential increase. However, this profit was impacted by a non-recurring COP 374 billion ($102.2 million) provision for a new temporary wealth tax. Positively, a COP 153.2 billion ($41.8 million) deferred tax expense is expected to be reversed in Q2 2026 due to a recent Constitutional Court ruling. The company has repurchased 12,644,634 shares for COP 683.18 billion ($186.7 million) as of March 31, 2026, representing 50.54% of the approved COP 1.35 trillion program. Additionally, several senior management changes were announced, and a new COP 170 billion ($46.5 million) reserve for Additional Tier 1 capital was approved.