Ecopetrol Q2 FY26 net profit more than doubled to COP 6.1 trillion vs Q2 FY25; revenue rises 35% to COP 40.2 trillion vs Q2 FY25
Reuters2026/08/04 02:38- Ecopetrol posted 2Q 2026 net income of COP 6.1 trillion, more than doubled from 2Q 2025, on revenue of COP 40.2 trillion (+35%).
- EBITDA climbed to COP 17.7 trillion (+59%), lifting the EBITDA margin to 44%, up 6.5 percentage points.
- Management highlighted a record quarter for the refining segment, citing exceptional market conditions.
- Gross debt-to-EBITDA narrowed to 2.0x from 2Q 2025; cash ended the quarter at COP 11.3 trillion.
- The group collected COP 1 trillion of the FEPC balance tied to 2Q 2025, leaving an accumulated COP 8 trillion balance at end-June.
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