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ESG Management

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ESG Policy


Our ESG policy defines how we operate with full respect for our stakeholders. We encourage ethical and socially responsible behavior, continually expanding our risk management practices.

To demonstrate this commitment and its relevance in company operations, we have formally established an ESG Committee which is responsible for managing risks and opportunities promptly and across the entire institution. This will strengthen company management and underscore the importance of ESG in its business model.

Among the functions of the ESG Committee are:

  • Evaluating the efficacy of Fibra Danhos’s processes for managing environmental, social and governance risks.
  • Validating Fibra Danhos’s strategy in mind of the risks and opportunities identified in our materiality analysis.
  • Monitoring progress against goals and reporting findings to the Technical Committee each quarter.
  • Regularly reviewing the tracking reports by the internal ESG area.
  • Offering recommendations on Fibra Danhos’s performance compared to industry peers.

We consider our ESG strategy to be a pillar of our business strategy, enabling us to continue evolving, generating value and earning the trust of our stakeholders.

Sustainable construction

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All of our properties are planned and built according to the highest quality standards, incorporating environmental considerations and a preventive approach to minimize possible impacts on the environment. They also optimize consumption of material and energy resources through responsible consumption plans.

Based on our experience, we have developed a procedure for identifying, assessing and mitigating environmental risks during the acquisition, development and performance of our portfolio properties, based primarily on the following practices:

  • Before acquiring a plot of land we analyze potential zoning permits and restrictions, as well as possible environmental impacts and applicable regulations.
  • During the construction process, an environmental supervisor will follow up on the environmental mitigation measures stipulated in federal, state and municipal environmental legislation, as well as a compliance policy to avoid fines and sanctions from possible violations. This supervisor will monitor:
    - Waste management
    - Water and energy savings
    - Prevention and safety
    - Atmospheric and noise emissions
  • To operate the properties, we are voluntary participants in the Mexico City government’s environmental audit program, introduced under the Law on Mitigation and Adaptation to Climate change and Sustainable Development for the Federal District. To date we have registered seven buildings with this program, so that we can decide on the preventive and corrective measures necessary to protect natural resources and the environment.

The audit reviews the following parameters:


Air

Water

Solid waste

Hazardous waste

Ground and subsoil

Noise and vibrations

Industrial safety and hygiene

Thermal and lighting energy, gas, odors and vapors

Efficient electricity use

Environmental risk and emergy response

Natural resources

Environmental administration

Four of our buildings—Torre Virreyes and three Toreo corporate towers—have LEED certification. With 194,916 m2 of LEED-certified space, we have proportionally more than any other REIT in Mexico—21.8% according to a study by Scotiabank Equity Research, on the Mexican Real Estate sector.

All of our properties are planned and built according to the highest quality standards, incorporating environmental considerations.

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