Share Information
- As of June 30, 2022 the Bank has 65.145 shareholders.
- The Bank's authorized capital stands at COP $645.000.000.000, divided into 103.365.384.615 shares. Non-subscribed shares (in reserve) amount to 88.977.695.544.
- The share capital is divided into 14.387.689.071 shares, of which 13.907.929.071 are ordinary and 479.760.000 are shares with minimum preferred dividend and non-voting rights.
- The BBVA Colombia's share is traded on the Colombian Stock Exchange. For information regarding the share price please access the following websites: www.bvc.com.co or www.superfinanciera.gov.co
Dividend Payment
REQUIREMENTS TO MAKE PAYMENT OF DIVIDENDS
It must be presented:
- Original (s) of the title (s) corresponding to the shares.
- ID document: ID for natural persons and Copy of the first certified page of the RUT (Single Tax Registry) for legal persons.
- Certificate from Cámara de Comercio (Legal Entities) whose issuance date does not exceed 30 calendar days.
- Letter of authorization and photocopy of the authenticated citizenship card (For payments to third parties).
- Letter of authorization from the shareholder to credit the account.
FAQs
Shareholders
FAQs
What is a Share?
What is a preferred share?
It gives its holder a priority in payment of dividends and/or in case of liquidation of the company, the capital repayment. Preferred shares have economic prerogatives that may be cumulative, according to the statutes. However, preferred shares do not have voting rights, with some exceptions.
BBVA Colombia´s preferred shares and no voting rights accrue a minimum preferential dividend to be set in the respective subscription regulation. In any case, the minimum preferential dividend may not be less than the dividend declared for common shares.
The preferred shares without voting rights issued until 1996, will continue to accrue minimum preferential dividend equal to 5% per annum on the subscription price of each share.
What is an common share?
What are dividends?
What is the ex-dividend period?
According to the definition established by the Bolsa de Valores de Colombia, is the time between the date of dividend payment and the 4 trading days immediately preceding the date of the dividend payment. In that period, who buys shares has not right to receive dividends.
In Colombia, trading non-working days are holidays only.
What is a convey?
How do I sell my shares of BBVA COLOMBIA?
Regarding the sale of shares, it's worth mentioned that there are two ways for doing it:
1. Through colombian stockbroker societies.
2. Through direct sale to a person or legal entity outside the securities exchange, given that the value of the transaction does not exceed 66.000 UVR's*.
To execute the transaction some documents are required by BBVA's shareholder's office:
• A letter where the grantor, the asignee and the security which are involved in the transaction are identified, the number of shares to be transfered and the value of the transaction. That letter must be previously authenticated.
• Original endorsed securities
• Photocopies of all participants' identity cards
• In case that the shareholder is a minor age, the assignee or tutor should attach the documents that indicate authorization (authenticated copy of the birth certificate, and an authentic power of attorney certificated by a public notary.
• In case that the shareholder is a legal entity, a copy of the existence and legal representation certificate no more than thirty days old and an authenticated copy of the legal representative identity document should be attached.
**UVR: The Real Value Unit is a inflation - linked currency which is calculated by Colombia´s Central Bank (Banco de la República)
