Fibra HD is one of Mexico's smallest listed property trusts — 14 buildings, 66 people, one controlling shareholder — yet it earns enough from rents to keep more than a third of every peso it collects. The twist is that another REIT already owns 71% of it, making this a company-inside-a-company story as much as a real estate one. Full nameFideicomiso Irrevocable No. F/1523 (Fibra HD) Ticker / exchangeFIBRAHD15 — Bolsa Mexicana de Valores (BMV) HeadquartersSanta Fe, Mexico City, Mexico SectorReal Estate — Diversified REIT (FIBRA) Employees66 Market value (market …
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