BBVA Mexico grants US$200 million green financing to Fibra Macquarie
BBVA Mexico and Fibra Macquarie have entered into an agreement for a US$200 million green financing facility aimed at funding the development of industrial properties certified under LEED, EDGE or BOMA standards. The company will also allocate the proceeds to continue investing in the conversion of stabilised assets into EDGE-certified properties.
Sustainability is a strategic priority for the BBVA Group. In Mexico, this commitment has materialised through the mobilisation of MXN 470,411 million in sustainable finance during 2025. As of the fourth quarter of 2025, 67.8% of Fibra Macquarie’s drawn debt had been labelled as green or linked to sustainability KPIs. Fibra Macquarie has total assets valued at US$3.6 billion and a gross leasable area of 36.6 million square feet.
As of the fourth quarter of 2025, 67.8% of Fibra Macquarie’s drawn debt had been labelled as green or linked to sustainability KPIs
The execution of this green financing strengthens the strategic relationship between BBVA Mexico and Fibra Macquarie, enabling the bank to support the company’s transition towards a more energy-efficient operating model with lower emissions. For the bank, participating in projects of this nature reaffirms the shared commitment to promoting high standards of excellence and sustainability in Mexico’s industrial real estate market.
Fibra Macquarie is a real estate investment trust focused primarily on income-generating real estate assets, including industrial, retail and office properties. As of year-end 2025, its portfolio comprised 262 industrial and commercial properties across 20 cities in Mexico.