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Grupo IGS acquired the South Park Complex in Mexico. The amount of the transaction was undisclosed. (Investing.com) Grupo Desarrollador IGS, un fondo de inversión especializado en bienes raíces y propietaria…

Mexican industrial real estate developer Finsa plans to launch its third CKD on the Mexican stock exchange next year hoping to raise MXN$10b. (El Economista) La desarrolladora inmobiliaria anunció ayer…

Spruceview Capital Partners listed a US$300m CERPI on Mexico’s BMV to invest globally. (Columbus) Spruceview México, un fideicomiso de Spruceview Capital Partners, un gestor de inversiones, dijo que el próximo…

Lexington Partners listed a US$328m CERPI on Mexico’s BMV. (LexLatin) Lexington Partners estructuró un programa de Certificados Bursátiles Fiduciarios de Proyectos de Inversión (CERPI) por un monto máximo de USD…

Mexican real estate fund manager Fortem Capital has placed a CKD vehicle for up to MXN5 billion on the new Mexican Stock Exchange, Bolsa Institucional de Valores (Biva). Fortem will use…

Lock Capital Solutions, an affiliate of Apollo Global Management, will list a Cerpi in the Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV). The company will use the raised capital to invest in hybrid value vehicles (private equity and liquid credits) in Mexico and abroad.

KKR listed a US$500m CERPI on Mexico’s BMV to invest in private capital, energy, and infrastructure projects in Mexico and abroad. KKR plans to make between six to twelve investments with its debut CERPI.

Be Grand, developer of residential housing, placed a CKD for 4,000 million pesos and debt for 1,500 million pesos in the Mexican Stock Exchange. The developer will use the capital to develop more than 5 projects in Mexico City and its metropolitan area.

México Infrastructure Partners América Latina plans an initial emission of MXN$1,200m towards a MXN$6,000m target for its debut CERPI on Mexico’s BMV. The vehicle will invest in energy and infrastructure projects in Mexico, Peru, Colombia, and Chile.

Fortem Capital, a subsidiary of the IPB Group real estate company, seeks to raise MXN$5,000m via BIVA. Fortem Capital now joins a group of companies, including LIV Capital, Ignia, and Crédito Real, which decided to change their listing to BIVA instead of the BMV.