The Colombian Pension Administrator, Colpensiones, ended 2025 with total incomes of 2.25 trillion pesos, 21% more than in 2024. The net result was a profit of 722.904 million pesos, 24% higher than the previous year. These figures reflect strong financial performance driven by commissions and operations.
Colpensiones ends 2025 with positive financial results
At the close of the fourth quarter of 2025, Colpensiones reported total incomes of $2.25 trillion, an increase of $397.586 million compared to the $1.85 trillion in 2024, equivalent to a 21% variation.
Operational incomes reached $2.08 trillion. Within this category, the 1.09% administration commission on mandatory contributions in the Prima Media Regime (RPM) generated $1.70 trillion, with a 24% annual growth. This rise is linked to contribution dynamics and affiliate management.
Additionally, incomes from nullity and ineffectiveness of regime transfers amounted to $76.447 million, stemming from court rulings requiring private AFP to return contributions when transfers do not meet legal requirements.
Transfers from the Ministry of Labor for the Periodic Economic Benefits program (Beps) fell to $78.594 million, 19% less than the $97.060 million in 2024, due to no financial imbalance expenses in lifetime annuities.
Incomes from reversal of provisions and impairment totaled $93.013 million, 32% more than the previous year, including reimbursements of reserves for litigation and operational risks that did not materialize.
Although administrative expenses rose 20% to $1.53 trillion, driven by salary increases and legal provisions, the net profit was $722.904 million, 24% higher than in 2024.
This performance strengthens public pension management in Colombia, according to the entity's quarterly report.
