Bancolombia SA Form 4 insider transactions

Grupo Cibest's Corporate Services VP, Jaime Alberto Villegas Gutierrez, increased his indirect beneficial ownership in the company's equity securities fund.

Grupo Cibest's Business VP, Ricardo Mauricio Rosillo Rojas, increased his indirect beneficial ownership in the company through a voluntary pension fund contribution.

Grupo Cibest's Business Development VP, Julian Mora Gomez, increased his indirect holdings in the company's equity securities fund through a voluntary contribution.

Grupo Cibest's Corporate Governance VP, Claudia Patricia Echavarria Uribe, acquired 5,744.035 units in the company's voluntary pension fund.

Grupo Cibest Corporate VP David Alejandro Botero Lopez reported an acquisition of 3,398.332 units in an employee voluntary pension fund on March 27, 2026.

Grupo Cibest CFO Mauricio Botero Wolff acquired 5,736.9 units in the company's voluntary pension fund, increasing his indirect beneficial ownership to 55,698.46 units.

Liliana Patricia Vasquez Uribe, Payments VP of Grupo Cibest S.A., acquired additional units in the company's voluntary pension fund.

Grupo Cibest CEO Juan Carlos Mora Uribe increased his holdings in the company's voluntary pension fund, acquiring over 18,000 units.

Grupo Cibest's Internal Audit VP, Jose Mauricio Rodriguez Rios, increased his indirect beneficial ownership in the company's equity securities fund.

Bancolombia is restructuring to create Grupo Cibest, a new holding company, to enhance efficiency and flexibility.

Bancolombia is progressing with its corporate restructuring plan, including the creation of a holding company (Grupo Cibest), and has announced an extraordinary general shareholders meeting and a proposed extraordinary dividend distribution.

Bancolombia has received all required regulatory approvals from the Financial Superintendence of Colombia to proceed with its corporate restructuring, including the creation of a holding company named Grupo Cibest S.A.

Bancolombia announces upcoming shareholder meetings to discuss corporate structure changes, including the creation of a holding company named Grupo Cibest.

Bancolombia is restructuring its corporate structure by creating a holding company, Grupo Cibest, involving mergers and asset distributions.

Bancolombia is evolving its corporate structure by creating a new parent company called Grupo Cibest, pending regulatory and shareholder approvals, to streamline operations and enhance business focus.

Bancolombia's Board of Directors has authorized management to proceed with a corporate restructuring, creating a holding company named Grupo Cibest to optimize capital allocation and facilitate business structuring.

Grupo Bancolombia is restructuring to create Grupo Cibest, a new holding company, to improve corporate flexibility, capital allocation, and align with Latin American peers.