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FIBRA Terrafina published its first ESG Evaluation Report
FIBRA Terrafina became the first real estate trust in Mexico to publish an ESG Evaluation Report conducted by S&P.
The trust aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from its tenants by 20% by 2030.
The photograph depicts the word ASG encompassing the environmental factors it entails. Photo: BigStock.
06/01/2023
FIBRA Terrafina, a real estate investment trust specializing in industrial properties in Mexico, has published its first ESG Evaluation Report conducted by S&P. This makes it the first real estate trust to publicly release such a report.
The document highlights how environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors can impact its stakeholders and potentially have direct or indirect financial implications for the company.
FIBRA Terrafina has set a goal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from its tenants by 20% by 2030, primarily through its commitment to enhancing energy efficiency and obtaining green certifications for new developments and acquisitions.
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