FIBRA Macquarie proposes non-binding tender and exchange offer for Terrafina
Acquiring Company
Fibra Macquarie
Acquired Company
Terrafina
Mexico CityMexico CityReal EstateReal Estate InvestmentCommercial Real EstateManufacturingReal EstateDescription
FIBRA Macquarie has submitted a preliminary and indicative non-binding proposal to Terrafina for a tender and exchange offer for up to 100% of the real estate trust certificates. The offer is aimed at creating the largest institutional FIBRA (Real Estate Investment Trust) in Mexico, providing both sets of investors the opportunity to crystalize a true merger of equals.
Quick answer
Fibra Macquarie is acquiring Terrafina, announced April 22, 2024. Fibra Macquarie is based in Mexico City, Mexico City, Mexico.
- How much did Fibra Macquarie pay for Terrafina?
- The deal value was not disclosed.
- What does Fibra Macquarie do?
- Fibra Macquarie is a real estate investment trust that was involved in managing a portfolio of real estate assets.
- Where are Fibra Macquarie and Terrafina based?
- Fibra Macquarie is based in Mexico City, Mexico City, Mexico. Terrafina is based in Mexico City, Mexico City, Mexico.
Source: Fundz verified event record.
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Frequently asked
Who acquired Terrafina?
Terrafina was acquired by Fibra Macquarie, based in Mexico City. The deal was reported on April 22, 2024. Fibra Macquarie is a real estate investment trust that was involved in managing a portfolio of real estate assets. The company was listed on the Bolsa Mexicana de Valores prior to the acquisition. Fibra Macquarie is privately held and operates in Real Estate.
When did Fibra Macquarie acquire Terrafina?
Fibra Macquarie's acquisition of Terrafina was reported on April 22, 2024. FIBRA Macquarie has submitted a preliminary and indicative non-binding proposal to Terrafina for a tender and exchange offer for up to 100% of the real estate trust certificates. Fundz records the date the transaction was first publicly reported, sourced from filings and company announcements.
What does Terrafina do?
Terrafina is a real estate trust fund in Mexico, also known as Irrevocable Trust Agreement number F/00939. It is privately held, operating in Manufacturing, and is based in Mexico City.
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