Bancolombia boosted productive asset imports by over US$110 million in 2025

Bancolombia supported the entry of machinery and vehicles valued at more than US$110 million into the country during 2025 through 953 transactions for 212 clients.

The Grupo Cibest entity facilitated these foreign trade operations according to data from the SICEX platform. Vice president of products Luis Miguel Zapata Herrera highlighted the joint work with operational allies such as customs agencies and carriers. Two companies illustrate the use of this service. KMA Construcciones S.A.S. imported 80 heavy machinery vehicles for road projects on the Troncal del Magdalena. Papeles Nacionales S.A.S. brought a PM5 paper mill from Italy that required 92 containers and 36 additional loads. These figures consolidate Bancolombia's role in the productive assets segment for sectors such as construction and the paper industry.

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Blockaded road to Colombia's Buenaventura port affecting trade, with trucks and protesters.
صورة مولدة بواسطة الذكاء الاصطناعي

Business groups warn over blockades on road to Buenaventura

من إعداد الذكاء الاصطناعي صورة مولدة بواسطة الذكاء الاصطناعي

Several Colombian business groups denounced blockades on the Cali-Buenaventura road that have now lasted four days and affect foreign trade at the main Pacific port.

Foreign direct investment reached US$3.794 million between January and March 2026, up 63.4% from the previous quarter.

من إعداد الذكاء الاصطناعي

Colombia's Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Tourism and Bancóldex launched a 100 million dollar credit line to support trade operations with Venezuela. The measure aims to strengthen financial mechanisms between the two countries.

Invest Pacific is leading a business mission from Valle del Cauca in Madrid, Spain, running until May 8. The effort aims to connect with Spanish firms in agroindustry, logistics, and renewable energy. It is organized in partnership with the Valle del Cauca Governor's Office and ProColombia.

من إعداد الذكاء الاصطناعي

DANE published the 2025 Tourism Satellite Account data showing US$13.498 million in international tourism revenue and 995,709 jobs in the sector.

In its latest monthly update, Colombia's Banco de la República reported accumulated profits of $2.55 trillion through March 2026—a 43% drop from $4.43 trillion in March 2025. This continues a downward trend following February's 8.49% decline to $2.67 trillion (part of our ongoing Banco de la República Profits Reports series). Assets, equity, and reserves also fell.

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