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Stakeholder relations are a fundamental concern in Fibra Danhos’s policies. We endeavor to serve each group appropriately and maintain an open, transparent and specific dialogue by which we can understand their expectations and interests and strengthen our credibility and trust with them.

To do this, we have a Stakeholder Relations Policy, applicable to all Fibra Danhos’s personnel, establishing the value of each group for the company and our connection with them. This policy is complemented by our Code of Ethics.

Successful stakeholder relations are based on a series of principles and synergies. This means that value is generated for everyone, magnifying the positive impact of our activity, ensuring a financial return and contributing to socioeconomic development. The principles are the following:

Transparency
Dialogue based on complete and accurate information and confidentiality.

Equal treatment
All groups will be considered and treated as equals.

Trust
A store of value for our present and future.

Symmetry
Avoid situations that hinder dialogue and expectations.

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Dialogue with our stakeholders has always been part of our day-to-day activities, and this has earned us a reputation as a solid, reliable company.

Stakeholder group

Communication

Expectations

Frequency

Stakeholder group Employees Communication
  • In-person meetings, company communiqués, institutional e-mail
Expectations Knowing that the company is concerned about them and values their unique contribution. Frecuencia
  • Daily
Stakeholder group Tenants Communication
  • Property management
  • Contract signing and renewal
Expectations Sustainable, efficient management of the properties where they rent space. Frequency
  • Daily (property management)
  • Regular meetings, on request
Stakeholder group Visitors Communication
  • We actively seek visitors’ feedback in various ways to ensure an unforgettable experience in our properties
Expectations Satisfaction and a safe place to enjoy their visit. Frequency
  • Daily monitoring of social media, surveys
Stakeholder group Suppliers Communication
  • Supply contracts
  • Annual reports
Expectations Maintain ethical, mutually beneficial relations. Frecuencia
  • Signing and renewal of contracts
  • Meetings on request
Stakeholder group Investors Communication
  • Quarterly and annual reports and the annual shareholders’ meetings
  • Meetings with current and prospective investors on request, to answer any questions and maintain solid channels of communication
Expectations Report on our business strategies, financing and use of proceeds, even in crisis conditions, maintaining our sustainable business vision and model. Frequency
  • Quarterly
  • Annual
  • Constant contact by e-mail
Stakeholder group Communities and NGOs Communication
  • Quarterly reports
  • Annual reports
  • Investor relations department
Expectations Have spaces that contribute value to communities by creating jobs and properties that restore zones and inject life, safety and economic resources to communities. Frequency
  • Before start of project
  • During project development
  • On request
Stakeholder group Government and industry relations Communication
  • Continuous interaction to stay abreast of policies that may affect our properties, business model and investment activities
  • Through AMEFIBRA (The Mexican FIBRAS Association), we deal with all types of issues that are internal and external to the industry
Expectations Information on corporate governance and new policies. Frequency
  • Regular industry meetings
  • On request