• The company will grant its shareholders the highest ordinary dividend recorded to date, amounting to COP 1,265 per share. In the last five years, ISA has generated more than COP 11 trillion in profits and has invested COP 5.6 trillion in Colombia.
• This dividend represents a 14% increase over the dividend paid in 2024.
• The company will pay a value equivalent to 50% of 2024 profits to its shareholders, in compliance with the dividend policy.
• ISA shares continue to show profitability and resilience. During the year 2024, it presented a valuation of 8% and a total return of 15%, when considering the dividends paid during the same period.
• A new member nominated by EPM joins the Board of Directors.

As a result of ISA’s outstanding financial results in 2024, the General Ordinary Shareholders’ Meeting approved the highest ordinary dividend in the company’s history. It should be noted that over the last 6 years, the dividend has grown by 15% (average annual growth rate).

The dividend paid per share will be COP 1,265, for a total of COP 1.4 trillion, which is equivalent to 50% of the company’s profits in 2024 (COP 2.8 trillion). The dividend will be paid in two installments: 60% on May 27 and the remaining 40% on December 16, 2025. This dividend represents a 14% increase over the dividend paid in 2024.

The Meeting also approved the creation of an occasional reserve for equity strengthening of COP 1.5 trillion in order to meet the investment commitments already acquired and maintain the company’s financial soundness.

“ISA fulfills its shareholders by maintaining the path of growth with profitability, which ratifies it as one of the best investments in the Colombian stock market. In the last five years, ISA’s net income has totaled more than COP 11 trillion. Of these resources, the company has returned COP 6.2 trillion in dividends to its shareholders, and the remaining resources have been used to create reserves to meet investment commitments, which strengthens the company’s equity, leverages its growth and maintains its financial soundness,” stated Jorge Andrés Carrillo, CEO of ISA.

ISA share performance

ISA shares continue to show profitability and resilience. During the year 2024, it presented a valuation of 8% and a total return of 15% when considering the dividends paid during the same period. In the last six years (March 2019 to March 2025), ISA’s stock has grown by 26%, significantly outperforming the COLCAP index, which only increased by 3% in the same period.

The stock’s resilience is due to a solid and profitable long-term investment strategy and efficient business management, making it an attractive option for investors seeking stability and sustainable growth over time.

It is worth noting that ISA’s shares are the fourth most relevant type in the local COLCAP index, being one of the most liquid in the Colombian market.

Composition of the Board of Directors

The Board of Directors of ISA for the statutory period April 2025-March 2026, was formed as follows:

* Nomination of independent members, pursuant to the provisions of Law 964 of 2005 and the Company’s Bylaws.