Artha Capital will sell the project called Roma Prime, which consists of the sale of 249.1 hectares destined 100% for development of industrial use in the Arco 57, PLATAH and PILBA industrial parks, for a total value of 74.3 million dollars.

The buyer intends to develop, as part of its business plan, a Class A industrial portfolio focused on the logistics sector, reported the administrator of Trust F/00687 (BMV: ARTHACK10).

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On August 22 of this year, a Holders' Meeting was held in which the divestment of the Roma Prime project was approved.

ARTHACK10 was the first Capital Certificate (CKD) placed by Artha Capital on the Mexican Stock Exchange with institutional investors for a total of 2.44 billion pesos.

The fund is dedicated to investment in Class A infrastructure through the development of five industrial parks: Arco 57, PLATAH, Logistik, PILBA and CLJ, and a planned community, called Cabo Norte.

The company indicated in a statement that Arco 57 is a Class A industrial park focused on the logistics and manufacturing sector in the State of Mexico; It has an area of more than 635 hectares, and one of its main users is Liverpool.

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PLATAH is also a Class A industrial park, in Hidalgo, with a direct connection to the Felipe Ángeles International Airport. It currently has more than 30 companies operating in the manufacturing, food and chemical-pharmaceutical sectors, among others.

PILBA is a Class A industrial park in Guanajuato, located in the Bajío industrial corridor on federal highway 45; More than 20 companies in the automotive, logistics, manufacturing and chemical sectors have been established.

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