Mexico's biggest landlord was born as a structural bet that the country lacked modern, professionally managed property—and fourteen years on, it owns a slice of nearly every state in the republic. Fibra UNO is Latin America's largest real-estate investment trust, and the question now is whether it can turn a nearshoring tailwind into a decade of compounding. Full nameFideicomiso Fibra Uno (Fibra Uno Administración SA de CV) Ticker / ExchangeFUNO11 — Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV) HeadquartersMexico City, Mexico SectorReal Estate — REIT (Diversified) Employees~1,066 Market value (market cap)MXN 110.6 bn …
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