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39,967 Colombian entities, with their numbers
Four universes that barely overlap: commercial companies report to Supersociedades, co-operatives to Supersolidaria, banks to Superfinanciera and transport companies to Supertransporte. Each gets its own search, because their accounting is different too.
2025 overview · Supersociedades
How Colombian companies closed 2025
What the data says
- 6,606 of 29,312 companies closed 2025 with a loss (22.5%).
- Bogotá holds 50% of revenue with 41% of the companies.
- D1 sells the most: $21.6 trillion, +11.1% versus 2024.
- Cenit keeps $76 of every $100 it sells, the best margin in the top 10.
- Jerónimo Martins (Ara) sells $16.3 trillion and still lost $579 billion.
- Magdalena has the highest share of loss-making companies among departments with more than 300 (26.9%).
The 10 that sold the most
Operating revenue and change versus 2024
- 1 D1Retail and wholesale$21.6 tn+11.1%
- 2 Claro (Comcel)Information and communications$16.4 tn+4.8%
- 3 Jerónimo Martins (Ara)Retail and wholesale$16.3 tn+18.4%
- 4
CorbetaRetail and wholesale$14.0 tn+22.8% - 5 Kopps CommercialRetail and wholesale$13.0 tn+8.6%
- 6
Primax ColombiaRetail and wholesale$11.0 tn+5.0% - 7 DrummondMining and quarrying$7.9 tn−31.6%
- 8 BavariaManufacturing$7.5 tn+8.4%
- 9 OlímpicaRetail and wholesale$6.9 tn−1.1%
- 10
CenitTransportation$6.7 tn−4.0%
Where are they?
Figures for companies that reported 2025 financial statements to Supersociedades, in current Colombian pesos (last cut of the year). The change compares only companies that reported both years. Banks, cooperatives and transport companies that report to another superintendency are in their own search tools. Map: DANE, National Geostatistical Framework.
Supersociedades
Commercial companies
29,312
Full income statement for fiscal 2025, change against the prior period, and margins against the sector median.
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Social economy
3,251
Co-operatives, employee funds and mutual associations. Full balance sheet — the only one that makes leverage computable — membership base, and indicators against their category.
Open the social-economy searchSuperfinanciera
Financial sector
254
Banks, insurers, trust companies and brokers supervised by Superfinanciera. Balance sheet and result for the period, benchmarked against their own entity type.
Open the financial searchSupertransporte
Transport
7,150
Airlines, ports, pipelines, freight and passenger companies supervised by Supertransporte. Transport revenue against total revenue, balance sheet and indicators against their segment. Fiscal 2024.
Open the transport searchTool · CIIU Rev. 4 A.C.
CIIU code search
All 507 classes of the classification, searchable by name or number, with the full hierarchy of sector, section, division and group. And every code carries how many companies operate in that activity, how much they bill, and what share closed the year at a loss — that last part isn't in the DANE PDF.
Social economy
7.6 million members who don't show up anywhere else
One in six Colombians is a member of one of these entities. And they close the year at a loss half as often as commercial companies: 12.1% against 22.65%. Employee funds are the healthiest in the country, at 8.2%.
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- Legal name, tax ID (NIT), registry status and company type
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- City, department and year of incorporation
- Full income statement for fiscal 2025
- Change in every line against the prior period
- Gross, operating and net margin against the sector median
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How it is built
Where the data comes from
The source is the Superintendency of Companies: the filing cover sheet and the statement of comprehensive income by function of expense, fiscal 2025, cross-referenced against the CIIU Rev. 4 A.C. classification. We take one row per tax ID, preferring the individual filing over the separate one and the most recent cut-off, and we pair the current period with the prior one within the same filing.
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