The Mexican Association of Real Estate Professionals (AMPI) has taken an important step by consolidating its own investment vehicle: the AMPI Fibra, a trust that promises to revolutionize the real estate sector. With a goal of raising 200 million pesos in its first year, this Fibra will allow its more than 7,000 members to build housing projects, industrial warehouses, vacation properties, and commercial real estate in key markets such as Monterrey, Yucatán, Mazatlán, Tijuana, and the State of Mexico, among others.
Unlike traditional methods, this initiative seeks to finance the construction of real estate developments through direct investment, sidelining credits. The projects will be certified to guarantee their viability and quality, generating trust for both members and investors. According to Karim Oviedo, national president of AMPI, the AMPI Fibra will be ready in three months, with a comprehensive platform that will promote real estate investment, even in international markets such as the United States, Europe, and Canada.
Blanca Juana Gómez Morera assumes the general direction of LLYC Mexico, backed by her experience in strategic communication, reputation, and corporate linkage. The historic company Vasconia, with more than 100 years in the market of batteries, pans, steamers, pressure cookers, knives, and kitchen utensils, is going through a critical moment following the admission of its bankruptcy application with a prior restructuring plan. With two key subsidiaries, the company has the potential to overcome this crisis if it implements a solid and effective restructuring.
The National Banking and Securities Commission (CNBV) has implemented new mandatory regulations for more than 300 securities issuers in Mexico. These regulations require the submission of a Sustainability Report based on international standards aimed at ensuring transparency regarding risks and opportunities linked to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors. This change will impact not only large issuers but also their supply chains.
In a challenging economic landscape for the real estate sector in 2025, the AMPI Fibra represents a creative and bold solution to face the challenges. The company owning brands like Ecko, Vasconia, and Deleite is in the reconciliation stage, with precautionary measures ordered to preserve its operations and protect its assets. The company's economic situation is fragile due to significant losses, but the AMPI Fibra and other initiatives are expected to boost market competitiveness and responsibility.
