Stock Markets February 9, 2026

Colombian Shares Finish Higher as Industrials, Services and Agriculture Lead Gains

COLCAP closes up 1.09% with energy and retail names among top performers; select financials weigh on the index

By Sofia Navarro TPL ECO
Colombian Shares Finish Higher as Industrials, Services and Agriculture Lead Gains
TPL ECO

Colombian equities rose at Monday's close with the COLCAP advancing 1.09% as Industrials, Services and Agriculture sectors outperformed. Organizacion Terpel, Grupo Cibest and Ecopetrol were among the session's strongest performers, while select banking and conglomerate stocks finished lower. Commodity price moves and currency fluctuations accompanied the equity gains.

Key Points

  • COLCAP closed up 1.09%, led by gains in Industrials, Services and Agriculture sectors.
  • Top individual gainers included Organizacion Terpel (BVC:TPL), Grupo Cibest (BVC:CIBEST) and Ecopetrol (BVC:ECO); notable decliners included Banco Davivienda Pf (BVC:DVI_p), Grupo Argos (BVC:ARG) and Grupo Aval Pref (BVC:GAA_p).
  • Commodities and currencies moved alongside equities: coffee and gold rose, cocoa fell, USD/COP weakened and BRL/COP strengthened.

Colombian equities ended the trading session higher on Monday, driven by strength in Industrials, Services and Agriculture stocks. At the close in Colombia, the COLCAP added 1.09%.

The session's top performers on the COLCAP included Organizacion Terpel SA (BVC:TPL), which climbed 4.80% - a gain of 880.00 points to settle at 19,200.00. Grupo Cibest SA (BVC:CIBEST) rose 3.82%, adding 3,000.00 points to finish at 81,500.00, while oil major Ecopetrol SA (BVC:ECO) gained 3.23%, up 70.00 points to close at 2,240.00.

Not all names advanced. The session's laggards included Banco Davivienda Pf (BVC:DVI_p), which dropped 3.76% or 1,080.00 points to end at 27,620.00. Grupo Argos SA (BVC:ARG) fell 1.77%, down 320.00 points to finish at 17,780.00, and preferred shares of Grupo Aval Acciones y Valores SA Pref (BVC:GAA_p) declined 1.72%, slipping 14.00 points to 802.00.

Market breadth favored advancing issues on the Colombia Stock Exchange, with rising stocks outnumbering declining ones by 1 to 0.

Commodities markets showed mixed moves during the session. US coffee for March delivery rose 0.89% or 2.65 to $299.20. By contrast, US cocoa for March delivery declined 5.08% or 213.00 to $3,984.00. Precious metal futures were higher, with the April Gold Futures contract up 2.19% or 108.94 to trade at $5,088.74 a troy ounce.

Currency activity accompanied the equity rally. The USD/COP exchange rate closed lower, down 0.32% at 3,672.90, while BRL/COP strengthened 0.17% to 707.48. The US Dollar Index Futures fell 0.77% to 96.76.


Overall, the session saw cross-market movements across equities, commodities and currencies that reflected selective strength in industrial, services and agricultural names, alongside divergent performance in financial and conglomerate stocks.

Risks

  • Commodity price volatility - movements in coffee, cocoa and gold could affect Agriculture and Energy sector revenues and margins.
  • Currency fluctuations - changes in USD/COP and BRL/COP may influence export revenue, import costs and balance-sheet exposures for Colombian companies.
  • Concentration of sector performance - while Industrials, Services and Agriculture led gains, declines among financial and conglomerate names introduce uneven market risk across sectors.

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