What is a Mexican REIT?
A Mexican Real Estate Investment Trust (also known as FIBRA) is an investment instrument that makes the real estate market more accessible for investors who lack sufficient capital or liquidity to acquire or develop real estate with the purpose of receiving lease revenue from such assets. In return for their investment, holders receive Real Estate Trust Certificates (Certificados Bursátiles Fiduciarios Inmobiliarios, or CBFIs for their Spanish acronym) which yield periodic returns as a result of the collection of rents, as well as capital gains realized from their sale.
Who is Fibra Nova?
Fibra Nova is a Mexican real estate investment trust listed on the Mexican Stock Exchange BIVA, focused on the acquisition, management and development of real estate for lease. Fibra Nova has a real estate portfolio with more than 6,550,758 square feet leased in various cities and industries in Mexico, grown through a business model geared towards steady expansion and value creation.
Who are your main tenants?
Our customer base includes: Grupo Bafar, RR Donnelley, Beckers, ERAE, Hakkai, Weiss-Aug, Alt Technologies, Legget & Platt Inc, BRP, Veritiv, among others.
Why invest in Fibra Nova?
Fibra Nova has a robust business model underpinned by an internalized management and a brand-new portfolio 100% leased by class "A" clients under long-term contracts. Likewise, the Trust’s equity is well backed by a highly qualified Corporate Governance, whose interests are fully aligned with those of the investors.
What is Fibra Nova’s main objective?
Fibra Nova’s main objective is to deliver attractive risk-adjusted returns to its holders through stable distributions and appreciation of its real estate assets.
What are Real Estate Trust Certificates (CBFIs)?
Real Estate Trust Certificates (Certificados Bursátiles Fiduciarios Inmobiliarios, or CBFIs) are securities that represent the assets comprising the real estate portfolio of a Mexican REIT, whose return is linked to the operating income of such properties or, as the case may be, to the proceeds from their sale. These securities are a mix of fixed-income and equity investments, since they entitle their holders a cash distribution of at least 95% of the taxable income (at least once a year), as a dividend, and provide them with an additional return from the appreciation of the certificates. CBFIs can be traded as easily as shares.
Who are Fibra Nova’s key executive officers?
Guillermo de Jesus Medrano Artalejo - Chief Executive Officer
Lorena Martinez Molina – Chief Operations Officer
Gilberto Delgado Lopez – Director of Real Estate Administration
Luis Carlos Piñon Reza - Chief Financial Officer
What real estate segments is Fibra Nova focused on?
Fibra Nova is initially focused on investing in the consumer, eng. centers, industrial, logistics, educational and agroindustrial segments. However, in the future it may target other real estate segments as the Manager and Advisor deems appropriate for the interest of the holders.
Who provides coverage for Fibra Nova's CBFIs?
Fibra Nova's CBFIs are currently covered by BBVA, GBM, Apalache Analisis and Miranda Partners.
Where are Fibra Nova's Real Estate Trust Certificates (CBFIs) listed?
Fibra Nova's CBFIs are listed on the Mexican Stock Exchange BIVA under the ticker symbol "FNOVA".
How do taxes work in REITs?
Pursuant to articles 187 and 188 of the Mexican Income Tax Law, there are different tax effects applicable to the return on investments made in FIBRAs by domestic investors: Cash distributions that are categorized as "Taxable Income" will be taxed according to the withholding rate applicable to each investor. Your brokerage firm will withhold the applicable withholding tax and provide you with a withholding certificate at the end of the year. Cash distributions that are categorized as "Capital Refund" will be taxed at 0%. The appreciation of the CBFI (Sales Price - Purchase Price) will have a 0% tax rate.
