FIBRA Prologis (OTCMKTS: FBBPF) is a Mexican real estate investment trust specializing in the ownership, development and operation of industrial and logistics properties. Established in 2011 as the first Mexican Fibra backed by an international sponsor, the company focuses on acquiring and managing warehouse and distribution centers that serve manufacturing, retail and third-party logistics clients across Mexico’s key industrial corridors.
The trust’s core activities include leasing modern logistics facilities, executing build-to-suit developments and providing property management services tailored to the needs of multinational and domestic occupiers. Its portfolio spans major metropolitan areas such as Mexico City, Monterrey, Guadalajara, Querétaro and Tijuana, offering access to Mexico’s principal trade and manufacturing hubs. FIBRA Prologis works closely with clients to optimize supply-chain efficiency through adaptable, high-specification space designed to support cross-border shipping, cold-chain storage and advanced distribution technologies.
Backed by Prologis, Inc., a global leader in logistics real estate, the trust leverages Prologis’s development capabilities, market research and asset management expertise. Since its initial public offering in June 2011, FIBRA Prologis has expanded its holdings through targeted acquisitions, greenfield projects and strategic redevelopment of existing assets. The company employs a disciplined investment approach, guided by risk management policies and sustainability goals aimed at reducing environmental impacts and improving operational efficiency.
FIBRA Prologis is governed by an experienced board and management team with deep sector knowledge and a track record of growing industrial portfolios. The trust emphasizes long-term relationships with institutional investors and corporate tenants, underpinned by transparent reporting and adherence to Mexican regulatory standards. Its ongoing development pipeline and focus on high-demand markets position the company to capitalize on trends in nearshoring, e-commerce growth and supply-chain modernization across North America.
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