Grupo Argos

Grupo Argos is a prominent Colombian conglomerate specializing in infrastructure investments across the Americas. The company operates through three main subsidiaries: Cementos Argos, Celsia, and Odinsa. Cementos Argos is a leader in the cement industry, with operations in Colombia, the United States, Panama, Honduras, and the Caribbean. Celsia focuses on energy, generating and distributing clean energy through hydroelectric, thermal, solar, and wind power plants in Colombia, Panama, and Costa Rica. Odinsa manages road and airport concessions, including significant assets like El Dorado Airport in Bogotá and Mariscal Sucre Airport in Quito.

The company's investment strategy emphasizes sustainable growth and value creation for stakeholders. Grupo Argos maintains a diversified portfolio exceeding USD 11 billion in assets under management, balancing investments across various geographies and currencies. This approach allows the company to leverage different economic cycles in the 20 countries and territories where it operates. The group's commitment to sustainability is evident in its recognition as the most sustainable company in the construction materials industry, according to the Dow Jones Sustainability Index.

With nearly 90 years of history, Grupo Argos has been instrumental in transforming Colombia and the broader American continent. The company employs over 9,500 people across 18 countries and territories, contributing to the positive development of the regions where it has a presence. Its diversified operations span sectors such as construction materials, energy, infrastructure, real estate, and more, reflecting a comprehensive approach to infrastructure investment and development.