November 19, 2025
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Argos 3Q 2018 Net Income Jumps 37% Year-on-Year

Medellin-based cement, electric power and road/airport concessionaire Grupo Argos announced November 14 that its third quarter (3Q) 2018 net income rose 37% year-on-year, hitting COP$410 billion (US$128 million). As for nine-months 2018, Argos has posted an accumulated profit of COP$864 billion (US$269 million), up 31%. Consolidated revenues of Grupo Argos in 3Q 2018 were
Companies

ISA 3Q 2018 Net Income Jumps 30% Year-on-Year

Medellin-based multinational electric power transmission and highway concessionaire ISA announced November 7 that its third quarter (3Q) 2018 net income rose 30.2% year-on-year, to COP$413 billion (US$131 million). Gross revenues rose 8.3% year-on-year, to COP$1.9 trillion (US$605 million), with power transmission revenues showing the biggest yearly gain, by 16.7%,
General News

Big Step Forward for Medellin, EPM: Hidroituango Spillway-Startup Marks Recovery

Medellin-based electric power giant EPM on November 4 heralded the start-up of the engineered spillway over the giant “Hidroituango” hydroelectric project in Antioquia (see photo, above). That start-up soon will allow EPM to close a makeshift diversion tunnel through the dam, ensure steady, safe, adequate water-flow of the Cauca River downstream of the dam, and […]
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Fabricato Trims Losses in 3Q 2018

Medellin-based textile giant Fabricato on November 2 posted a third quarter (3Q) net loss of COP$9 billion (US$2.8 million), an improvement over the COP$19 billion (US$5.9 million) net loss in 3Q 2017. Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) also improved year-on-year, with a positive COP$909 million (US$285,000) in 3Q 2018 versus a COP$6
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Nutresa 3Q 2018 Net Profit Jumps 19% Year-on-Year

Medellin-based multinational foods giant Nutresa reported October 26 that its third quarter (3Q) 2018 net profit rose 19% year-on-year, to COP$386 billion (US$121 million). “This growth is the result of a balanced equation that includes rising sales, efficiency in purchase of basic materials, productivity programs, lower growth in operating expenses and a continuing