• Odinsa will evolve into Grupo Argos Asset Management to create investment opportunities, attract capital, and manage assets, with Grupo Argos acting as the anchor limited partner (LP) and lead financial sponsor.
• Airport and highway assets under management (AUM) by Odinsa rose from USD 1.187 billion in Q1 2026 to USD 1.231 billion in Q2 2026.
• During the first half of 2026, airport concessions saw a 6.4% year-over-year increase in passenger traffic, while road concessions recorded a 2.7% increase in vehicle traffic, totaling 20.3 million vehicles.

Medellín, August 12, 2026 – Odinsa has begun its evolution into Grupo Argos Asset Management, the group’s sole asset manager, tasked with generating investment opportunities and attracting capital through verticals specializing in infrastructure. During the first half of the year, the company reported solid, disciplined growth, with revenues of COP 188.018 billion (+18% vs. 2025), EBITDA of COP 133.235 billion (+32% vs. 2025), and net income of COP 118.491 billion (+36% vs. 2025).

Odinsa’s financial strength and growth strategy enabled it to achieve an AAA rating for the first time —the highest national rating awarded by Fitch Ratings, one of the world’s leading credit rating agencies. The company confirmed this strong performance by reporting that assets under management (AUM) for road and airport infrastructure rose from USD 1.187 billion in Q1 2026 to USD 1.231 billion in Q2 2026. Total revenue between April and June amounted to COP 70.828 billion (+154% vs. 2025), EBITDA to COP 38.912 billion (+575% vs. 2025), and net income to COP 34.458 billion (+392% vs. 2025).

“Odinsa’s more than 30 years of technical, financial, and legal experience have enabled us to take on a new challenge that we embrace with great enthusiasm: expanding our vision to consolidate our position as a professional infrastructure asset manager, with the added responsibility of serving as the sole asset manager for Grupo Argos—hence our future transformation into Grupo Argos Asset Management,” said Jean Pierre Serani, CEO of Odinsa.

During the first half of 2026, airport concessions reported a 6.4% year-over-year increase in passenger traffic, rising from 24.3 million passengers in H1 2025 to 25.8 million in the same period of 2026. This growth was driven primarily by strong international traffic at Bogotá’s El Dorado International Airport, operated by Opain, and Quito’s Mariscal Sucre International Airport, managed by the Quiport concession.

Quito’s Mariscal Sucre Airport rose to 4th place among the terminals with the highest air cargo volume in Latin America and the Caribbean, according to ACI-LAC. The terminal handled 405,024 metric tons, with flowers accounting for more than 92% of exports, making the airport a key hub for the sector. At El Dorado Airport, meanwhile, a joint effort with authorities expanded the immigration area, including the construction of a new 187-square-meter administrative area, a 540-square-meter infrastructure expansion, and a 71% increase in space allocated to service lines.Meanwhile, highway concessions recorded total traffic of 20.3 million vehicles in the first half of 2026, compared to 19.8 million in the same period of 2025, representing a year-over-year increase of 2.7%. Of particular note is the construction of the second phase of the Túnel de Oriente, which is 23% complete as of July 31, including civil engineering work and land, social, and environmental procedures. Currently, six of the thirteen construction sites are active, and the Sajonia 2 Bridge is 99% complete.

Highway concessions, in turn, recorded total traffic of 20.3 million vehicles in H1 2026, compared to 19.8 million in the same period of 2025, a year-over-year increase of 2.7%. Of particular note is the second phase of the Túnel de Oriente, which was 23% complete as of July 31, including civil engineering work and land, social, and environmental procedures. Six of the thirteen construction sites are currently active, and the Sajonia 2 Bridge is 99% complete.

“Odinsa’s current performance demonstrates operational efficiency and maturity in asset management, reaffirmed by the AAA rating awarded by Fitch, which gives us the confidence to make the leap to Grupo Argos Asset Management and, in doing so, develop new investment strategies, lead the capital formation process, and manage the funds and investment vehicles we create. It is a future that will bring opportunities and development for Colombia and Latin America,” added Jean Pierre Serani.

The achievements reported during the semester—including the launch of its new Odinsa Aguas platform and progress in evaluating its private-sector initiatives: El Dorado Máximo Desarrollo (EDMAX), the new Cartagena Airport, the Perimetral de la Sabana in Cundinamarca, and Conexión Centro in the Coffee Region—reflect Odinsa’s dynamism and forward-looking vision as the company continues to grow sustainably and strengthen its model as an asset manager.

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