Enka de Colombia S.A. is a Colombia-based industrial manufacturing company engaged in the production and commercialization of synthetic polymers, industrial yarns, and recycled resin products. Founded in 1964 and headquartered in Medellin, Colombia, the company operates its primary manufacturing complex in Girardota, Antioquia, and distributes its products across Colombia as well as international export markets throughout North America, Central America, and South America. Enka de Colombia S.A. operates primarily through two core business lines: Circular Economy and Industrial Synthetic Materials. Its Circular Economy portfolio, marketed under the EKO brand, includes food-grade EKO PET recycled polyethylene terephthalate resins for bottle-to-bottle packaging applications; EKO Polyolefins derived from post-consumer caps and labels for injection molding and flexible packaging; EKO Fibers manufactured from recycled polymers for textile and non-woven applications; and washed post-consumer recycled PET flakes. Its Industrial Synthetic Materials portfolio includes high-tenacity Nylon 6 industrial yarns; technical threads and cords; tire cord fabrics for automotive and industrial reinforcement; Nylon 6 engineering resins for extrusion and molding; and synthetic polyester filaments and fibers for the textile, automotive, and industrial sectors. The company operates a dedicated nationwide collection and reverse-logistics network through its subsidiary, Eko Red S.A.S., securing post-consumer PET containers across hundreds of municipalities. In recent operational developments, the company fully operationalized its advanced bottle-to-bottle PET recycling facility in Girardota, expanding its EKO PET production capacity to approximately 42,000 metric tons per year and enabling the processing of roughly six million bottles per day. Enka de Colombia S.A. also entered into a significant strategic supply agreement with major beverage manufacturer Postobon for food-grade recycled PET resin and secured international circularity and traceability certifications, including NTC 6632 and UNE-EN 15343, to support expanding regulatory compliance and export demand in sustainable packaging markets.