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We are backed by good corporate practices aimed at generating trust through the integral, ethical, coordinated, and structured management of the company. These practices are focused on achieving efficiency and profitability goals, while respecting our stakeholders, promoting sustainability, and ensuring transparency in relationships with different interest groups.
In order to implement these practices, policies and guidelines have been adopted to consolidate an internal system that governs the actions of the company, particularly those of the management and administrative bodies that concern the stakeholders in general. One of the adopted policies is the Code of Ethics, which applies to both Unibán and its subsidiary companies. This code establishes procedures to prevent fraud, corruption, and bribery in the company’s operations.
The role of the Board of Directors is to establish the overall policies and strategic objectives of the company. The Board has the necessary authority to instruct the execution or conclusion of any act or contract within the scope of the company’s purpose, as long as it does not fall under the jurisdiction of the General Shareholders’ Meeting. Additionally, the Board is empowered to make the necessary decisions to ensure that the company fulfills its objectives.
As part of the practices adopted in favor of Corporate Governance, the Board of Directors consists of a total of 7 principal members, including 2 independent members with high professional profiles. Additionally, Support Committees for the Board of Directors has been established that leverages the knowledge and experience of each member in order to delve into matters of great relevance to the company.
Business Administrator from Universidad EAFIT. He has held managerial positions in various companies, including Agropecuaria Grupo 20 SA in the agricultural sector. He is a board member of Minera El Roble, Augura, Periódico El Mundo, Agrícola Sara Palma, and Probán. He also has experience in coaching in the banana industry, mining, and the public sector (Antioquia Governorship).
Business Administrator with Project managing and finances experience. He has worked in administrative and finance banana production industries.
He actually works in Agropecuaria Grupo 20 S.A.
CAccountant, finance specialist, and holds a Master's degree in Financial Administration as well as an Executive MBA from IE Business School. He has served as an executive in the infrastructure and agriculture sectors. He directed Camargo Correa's corporate finance in Latin America and was involved with the current Bios Group. He currently leads the Grupo Santamaría, a Colombian agro-industrial sector that is a leader in the production of bananas for export with significant investments in the port, real estate, and healthcare sectors. He is an active member of various boards of directors of agro-industrial and healthcare companies.
Lawyer, member of boards of directors of companies such as Agrícola Sara Palma S.A and Augura. Currently he in charge of the legal department at Grupo Central.
Industrial Engineer and Business Administrator from the University of Lima, MBA from INCAE, Master's in Finance, and an Advanced Management Program from Harvard Business School. With over 25 years of professional experience, emphasizing the agribusiness sector and foreign trade in roles such as MD and GM for North America. He has extensive experience in the food industry, supply chain, and international trade. He has served on the Board of Directors of the United Fresh Produce Association, the World Avocado Organization, the Peruvian Avocado Commission, and as an alternate member of the Hass Avocado Board. Previously, he was the International Managing Director at Camposol in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and subsequently became the CEO of the same company. He also held various positions at Chiquita Brands International.
Economist from Princeton University, with a specialization in management from the Free University of Brussels and a master's degree and PhD candidate in economics from the University of Pennsylvania. Senior executive with over 30 years of local and international experience, with strong knowledge in business development and a proven track record in the food and beverage and commodity industries. Skilled in business development, negotiation, business planning, and international business. Currently the Global Head of Sustainable Business Development at ofi (Olam Food Ingredients) since 2023, based in Europe. Joined the organization as Regional Head for Mexico, Central America, and the Andean Region of the Olam International Group and previously worked for Kraft Foods in Latin America, Asia, and Europe. Has served on the boards of directors of Analdex, Asoexport, and the Global Coffee Platform, among others.
C.I. Unibán S.A. is a private limited company that currently has a total of 118 shareholders, the vast majority of whom are Colombian nationals. In accordance with articles 260 and 261 of the Commercial Code, the company is not subject to the control of any individual or legal entity.
1. More than 90% of the shareholding belongs to banana producers associated with the company.
2. 49.15% of the shareholders are legal entities.
3. The total number of subscribed shares in circulation is 99,531,707.
The company has internal and external control mechanisms that ensure strict compliance with applicable legal and statutory regulations, as well as the decisions of its governing bodies.
Internal control mechanisms include the Internal Audit and Compliance departments.
Currently, KPMG S.A.S. is responsible for conducting the statutory audits of Unibán and its subsidiaries.
Additionally, Unibán holds various security certifications, which support and guarantee that our operations are conducted in accordance with the highest standards in the field.
