Artha Capital, the private equity fund founded in 2009 with a specialty in investment in real estate and the infrastructure and energy sector.

Recently obtained ISO 31000, complying with the best corporate governance practices, thereby boosting the confidence of its mainly national and international institutional investors in Mexico.

Germán Ahumada Alduncin, co-president and founding partner of the fund, in an interview for Grupo En Concreto, indicated that the fund is shaping up to be one of the five Mexican funds with the highest investment and generating the most confidence. They currently manage 28 billion pesos, being regulated by the Stock Exchange, by the Banking and Securities Commission.

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Ahumada added that it was fulfilled in terms of ISG, which stands for Environment Social and Governance, which addresses the best practices in environmental, social and business governance terms, indicating that some international investors who are required to have some certification of these corporate governance practices.

In addition to this, Artha Capital is in a natural gas business with the Enko natural gas vehicle company. At the same time, they manage other investments within the natural gas sector that make last-mile pipelines that connect to industrial parks and they also work on compressed gas parks that we sell to industrial businesses that have long-term potential, Ahumada points out.

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Another specialty of the fund is real estate where they basically have three divisions: the industrial segment where they carry out large-scale projects, logistics platforms (they provide infrastructure and basic services to attract large investments from clients to whom they sell the land.

Artha Capital also has investments in the development of industrial buildings for rent with tenants such as Amazon, Mercado Libre, among others. And that is being benefited by nearshoring.

Another diversification of the fund corresponds to the tourism or hospitality sector and some mixed-use projects with planned communities, as is the case of Latiz.

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