The developer of industrial parks in Mexico continues to advance towards its goal of achieving 28% of developments with green certification by 2030.

Corporación Inmobiliaria Vesta (Vesta), an industrial real estate developer in Mexico, announced that it was included for the third consecutive year as part of the S&P/BMV Total Mexico ESG Index.

Its incorporation reflects Vesta's commitment to environmental, social and governance (ASG) criteria, an example of which is the development of buildings with green certification and environmentally responsible and efficient use of resources in the life cycle of a building.

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The developer of industrial parks in Mexico continues to advance towards its goal of achieving 28% of developments with green certification by 2030.

"We are honored to have been recognized again with this important distinction, particularly considering the importance with related strategies throughout our company that are closely linked to the Vesta Level 3 strategy," said Lorenzo D. Berho, CEO of the Company.

The index only includes 75% of the best rated issuers in each sector, highlighted Laura Ramírez, director of ESG at Vesta.

S&P/BMV Total México ESG, made up of 30 companies listed on the Mexican Stock Exchange, is designed to measure the performance of stocks that meet sustainability criteria. Applies exclusions based on business activities and United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) requirements.

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“We remain firmly focused on our environmental, social and governance commitments, which enables Vesta to ensure continued value for shareholders and all of our stakeholders, as well as maintaining our position among this select group, as well as within other indices. key," he added.

Vesta is a best-in-class, fully integrated company that owns, manages, acquires, sells, develops and redevelops industrial properties in Mexico. It had 190 properties located within industrial parks in 15 states of the Mexican Republic, with a total leasable area of 2.91 million square meters.

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