Consolidated Asset Base
Consolidated assets close to $25 billion following the consolidation and drop-down of the industrial portfolio into Fibra Next.
Historic High Occupancy
Portfolio occupancy reached a historic high of 95.5%, up 50 basis points quarter-over-quarter; industrial 97.7% (+30 bps), retail 93.7% (+10 bps), office 82.9% (-10 bps), in-service portfolio 87.7% (+330 bps).
Revenue Growth
Total revenue increased by MXN 348 million, or 4.6% versus the prior quarter, driven by occupancy gains, inflation-linked contract increases and renewals (partially offset by peso appreciation on USD-denominated rents).
NOI Expansion and Strong Margins
NOI increased by MXN 498.3 million, or 8.9% versus Q3 2025, to MXN 6.079 billion. NOI margin was 85.1% over rental revenue (77.2% versus total revenues) and management noted NOI margin growth of approximately 300 basis points.
FFO / AFFO Improvement and Distributions
FFO (controlled) increased MXN 157.4 million (+6.6%) to MXN 2.55 billion; adjusted FFO increased MXN 121.1 million (+5%) to MXN 2.55 billion. FFO and AFFO per average CBFI were MXN 0.6690 (+6.5%) and MXN 0.6712 (+4.9%) respectively. Quarterly distribution MXN 2.55 billion or MXN 0.67 per CBFI with quarterly AFFO payout 99.8% (annual payout ~94%).
Leasing Spreads Led by Industrial Segment
Leasing spreads showed strong re-pricing: industrial +16.4% (1,240 bps), retail +8.2% (820 bps), office +5.0% (500 bps). Dollar-denominated spreads: industrial +13.9% (1,390 bps), retail +4.6% (460 bps), office -3.2% (-320 bps).
Property-Level Performance and Rent Per Sqm
Rental price per square meter for constant properties rose 5.3% versus weighted annual inflation of 3.6% (170 bps of outperformance). Property-level NOI increased 2.9% overall; industrial NOI rose 11.2% and office NOI rose 5.2%.
Balance Sheet and Capital Raises
Investment properties and related assets increased by MXN 32 billion (+9.3%) due to Fibra Next consolidation, CapEx and fair value adjustments. Total equity rose ~MXN 55–56 billion (~29%). Completed liability/capital actions in 2025 included renewal of ~USD 800 million of USD bonds, MXN 12 billion of peso bonds, repayment of ~MXN 10 billion short-term lines, IPO of Fibra Next (≈USD 430M) and a follow-on (≈USD 400M).
Accounts Receivable and Collections
Accounts receivable decreased by MXN 260 million, or 10.9% quarter-over-quarter, reflecting consolidation and improved collections.
Projected Savings from Internalization
Internalization process expected to deliver annual savings in the order of USD 400–500 million going forward.