The rise of relocation strategies for chains such as ‘nearshoring’ today positions Mexico as the second country in Latin America that more foreign direct investment (FDI), only behind Brazilaccording to the latest figures from the World Bank (WB), in which the Mexican country receives more than US$ 39,000 million.
One of the sectors that is taking advantage of growth strategies based on ‘nearshoring’ in Mexico is real estate, an economic activity that represents a 5.2% of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP).
In this sector, FINSA, with more than 23 industrial parks and 3.7 million square meters under administration and leasing, after the first closing of its new FINSA V Investment Fund, announced today that it has exceeded the goal of US$ 600 million and will seek to cover a greater number of investors.
Fund V has a projected life cycle of 10 years with an investment period of four, and its main objective is to consolidate a portfolio of sustainable class A industrial buildings in seven corridors (Monterrey, Saltillo, Juárez, Tijuana-Mexicali, El Bajío, Jalisco and the Center) that cover 12 states.
Among the fund’s investors, the real estate company seeks to integrate the most prominent Mexican institutions in the market to integrate a portfolio of world-class industrial buildings in the main industrial corridors of the country.
“The dynamism and growing interest in the industrial sector, as well as the outlook we have for the next 10 years, allows us to develop and propose increasingly larger, comprehensive and diversified investments, which will accompany and strengthen our industrial projects in development,” assured the president and general director of FINSA, Sergio Argüelles.
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Source: Gestion
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