Future Outlook: Grupo Argos Projects Over COP 40 Trillion in Infrastructure Investments in Colombia and the Region

• Cementos Argos will have a historic opportunity following Summit’s divestment, which resulted in a cash inflow of approximately COP 12 trillion.
• Celsia will continue executing its expansion in non-conventional renewable energy, with over 1,000 MW of solar energy projects in Colombia and more than 200 MW of wind energy projects in Peru.
• Odinsa is progressing in the execution of a portfolio of projects in Colombia that, if awarded, would represent an investment of more than COP 20 trillion.

Grupo Argos continues to solidify its position as a leading infrastructure company in Colombia and the region, with an investment portfolio exceeding COP 40 trillion. This portfolio includes projects in the construction materials, energy, and airport, road, and real estate concession sectors.

This portfolio, which is 100% focused on infrastructure, has been strengthened by the specialization and strategic focus process the organization began over 20 years ago. During this period, Grupo Argos has carried out more than 30 transactions totaling USD 7 billion, allowing it to transform its businesses to maximize performance, profitability, and strategic focus.

In the construction materials sector, following the divestment in Summit Materials—which generated COP 12 trillion in cash—Cementos Argos is in a strategic position to capitalize on growth opportunities in the region. This financial and operational strength will enable the company to consolidate its leadership and continue contributing to the development of key infrastructure projects in Colombia, the United States, Central America, and the Caribbean.

Meanwhile, Celsia will continue its expansion plan in non-conventional renewable energy, aiming to add more than 1,000 MW of solar capacity in Colombia and over 200 MW of wind power in Peru. The company is also advancing the development of new wind energy projects in Colombia, reaffirming its commitment to the energy transition and carbon emissions reduction.

Odinsa will continue leading initiatives to enhance the country’s connectivity and competitiveness, with strategic projects such as the expansion of El Dorado Airport through the El Dorado Max project, the new Cartagena Airport, and the expansion of the Túnel de Oriente in Antioquia, among others. Collectively, if awarded, these projects would represent an investment of over COP 20 trillion.