Colombia's Grupo SURA sees net profit of up to 1.9 trillion pesos in 2025
Adds information on outlook and context
BOGOTA, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Grupo SURA SIS.CN, one of Colombia's largest investment companies, expects a net profit between 1.7 and 1.9 trillion pesos ($412.27 to $460.77 million) in 2025, financial vice president Juan Esteban Toro, said Friday.
The estimate is equivalent to a net income per share of between 5,300 and 5,800 pesos, the executive added during a call with investors to present the company's results.
Grupo SURA posted late on Thursday a net profit down 2.5% in the fourth quarter compared to a year ago, totaling 395.80 billion pesos.
The company sees revenues for the year at 2.2 trillion pesos and expects to close 2025 with around 7 trillion pesos debt, similar to the amount posted last year, Toro added.
($1 = 4,123.52 Colombian pesos)
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