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Labor Practices Commitment

Jun 4, 2026

Quantitative Compensation Metrics

Equal Pay and Remuneration Parity
Ecopetrol conducts rigorous, periodic assessments to monitor and address gender-based wage disparities, ensuring full alignment with the principles of pay equity, diversity, and non-discrimination established across local statutory regulations and the Group’s corporate governance frameworks. These assessments leverage data-driven methodologies to guarantee transparency, data integrity, and evidence-based human capital governance.

 

Pay ratio Average salary (female) Average salary (male) Share
Executive level (base salary only) 893.547.600 1.113.351.468 0,8026
Executive level (base salary + cash incentives) 1.116.934.500 1.116.934.500 0,7541
Management level (base salary only) 503.394.230 507.579.222 0,9918
Management level (base salary + cash incentives) 585.814.031 592.625.717 0,9885
Non-management level 243.823.206 233.157.748 1,0457

 

In the most recent reporting period, the unadjusted gender pay gap stood at -2.78%, demonstrating that, on average, female remuneration slightly exceeds male compensation across the organization. This performance metric reflects the Group’s ongoing commitment to robust equal pay practices, structural alignment, and the institutionalization of equitable total rewards frameworks designed to mitigate demographic pay disparities across its global workforce.

 

 

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