Raúl Gallegos, CEO of Fibra Next, explained that the creation of this trust responds to the need to capitalize on the boom in the industrial sector and attract the greatest possible investment through a more accessible and understandable vehicle.

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Furthermore, Gallegos highlighted that, just seven months after joining the Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV), Fibra Next has reached 98% occupancy and a 16% increase in rents, driven primarily by increased domestic consumption.

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It's worth noting that Fibra Next debuted on the BMV with an issuance of nearly 8 billion pesos (MXN) and an initial portfolio of nine properties, totaling more than 754,000 square meters (m²).

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