Medellín, August 30, 2013
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The Colombian Stock Exchange awards ISA the "IR Recognition"
The Colombian Stock Exchange delivered ISA yesterday the "IR Recognition", an initiative that while ratifying the company's allegiance to the market implies an increased commitment to a management style based on best practices.
This initiative is framed within the "IR Recognition" for issuers created by the Colombian Stock Exchange in 2012 to prize issuers that certify compliance with best practices in issues such as disclosure of information to the market and investor relations.
Such stimulus to ISA's management endeavors recognizes as well the practices that have permitted the company accessing demanding markets, expanding business, attaining competitiveness and seeking satisfaction from its stakeholders.
The recognition was received by Jaime Falquez Ortiga, ISA's Financial Resources
Director at the fifth Conference of Asobolsa-BVC held in Cartagena yesterday.
For issuers like ISA the recognition is granted for a maximum term of one year, a term which can be extended at the company's request.
The "IR Recognition" is part of the Colombian Stock Exchange initiatives that seek appreciation for the country as a more attractive market, eligible for investment. The Colombian Stock Exchange considers that implementation of practices such as those required by this "IR Recognition" leads companies to open the doors to the future and
receive benefits for themselves and other market participants.
Interconnection Electric SA ESP (ISA) is a Colombia-based company engaged in the transmission of electric power. The Companyâs business is structured into five divisions: Electric Energy Transport, operating a network of high-voltage transmission circuits in Colombia, Peru, Bolivia and Brazil; Smart Management of Real Time Systems, which manages the facilities of the National Interconnected System (SIN), Commercial Settlement System (SIC), Wholesale Energy Market (MEN) and International Electricity Transactions (TIE); Construction of Infrastructure Projects, which include the development of high-voltage and fiber-optic transmission networks; Telecommunications Transport, which is involved in the leasing of the Companyâs transmission networks to other operators, and Road Concessions, which focuses on the construction, management and exploitation of highways, toll roads and other related infrastructure. On September 30, 2013, the Company established a subsidiary, Intercolombia SA ESP.
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