The bank BBVA announced the formalization of a credit simple for Real Estate The Noisy for 48 million dollars and which has criteria of sustainability, reported the financial institution.
According to the bank, the destination of this operation will be for the substitution of liabilities and the financing of a new industrial warehouse due in 2028 and with the possibility of extending it until 2036.
“This operation is important since it represents the second operation of a relevant amount in the sector of industrial ships, a sector with great potential for the use of renewable energy sources through photovoltaic systems ”, indicated Alejandro Cárdenas Bortoni, general director of Business, Government, Mortgage and Automotive Banking at BBVA Mexico.
According to the manager, from January to October of this year, the bank has granted more than 24,700 million pesos in financing with sustainable criteria for the segment of companies and governments, so there are good prospects to continue with the credit spill towards the real estate segment to fulfill its social, environmental and corporate governance commitments.
“At BBVA Mexico’s Business Banking, we are committed to continuing to promote and develop sustainable financing solutions that support the growing commitment of our clients to advance the sustainable transition of their companies,” said the bank manager.
For his part, Guzmán Gallegos, Director of Business Development at Inmobiliaria La Rumorosa, highlighted that this financing is a sign that the real estate group has detected and taken advantage of the business opportunities that have arisen, especially in the current context.
“The group has been able to take advantage of business opportunities that have arisen in difficult times, always under a model of industrial parks committed to the environment and sustainability,” said Gallegos.
According to information provided by the bank, warehouse X of the Calafia II Industrial Park is a project with more than 1 million 268,652 feet of surface, which will serve as the main factory of environmental products made from plant fiber, as well as blends of polymers and recycled materials.
“In this project the use of clean energy will be implemented, which is the basis of the KPI indicator issued by the company Valora: Energy intensity (KWh) from non-renewable sources per square foot operated by solar panels,” said the bank.
The geographical location of the industrial warehouses of Calafia I and II, in Mexicali, Baja California, represents for the firm a key piece in the market due to its proximity to the United States, in addition to having sustainable criteria as it produces its own electricity and electricity. exports to the neighboring country to the north.
Reference-www.eleconomista.com.mx