Sustainable buildings

Having sustainable building certifications helps assure our stakeholders that our properties operate in line with international best practices. At the same time, it drives us to improve operational efficiency by optimizing resource use and reducing long-term costs—for example, in energy and water consumption—and strengthens the company's reputation by demonstrating our commitment to protecting the environment and the health of communities. In recent years, these certifications have created added value for our investors and customers, who increasingly value responsible and transparent practices. By earning such accreditations, we have strengthened our position as leaders in sustainability within the real estate industry.

In 2023, we issued our first sustainability-linked bond, in which we committed to obtain LEED O+M certification for at least 25% of our area under our operational control by 2034.

The certifications also attest to our ability to provide healthier and more comfortable spaces for occupants and visitors and a better quality of life. Our commitment to sustainability not only benefits the environment, but also improves the performance and productivity of those who interact with our properties.

As of the date of this report, the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) has awarded us five LEED certifications: three LEED v4.1 O+M interiors and two LEED BD+C, a milestone that undoubtedly continues to mark our journey toward sustainable construction.

At the end of 2024, we had 356,128.46 m² of area under operational control certified in LEED O+M, equivalent to 21.87%* of the area under operational control in our portfolio.

This progress reflects Fibra Danhos' strategic approach and ongoing efforts to meet our sustainability targets, strengthening our commitment to a more sustainable future.