Fibra Mty Secures Control of Fibra Macquarie After More Than 80% Acceptance
Acceptance clears conditions for a roughly $1.7 billion transaction that raises Fibra Mty’s consolidated assets to about $6.5 billion.
Overview
- Fibra Mty said it received acceptances from over 80% of Fibra Macquarie’s outstanding CBFIs, meeting the conditions to execute its public tender offer and take control of the trust.
- The consideration for holders who accepted is a mix of cash and Fibra Mty certificates, with the accepted portion valued at about $1.7 billion and an estimated settlement date around June 2, 2026.
- A competing offer from Fibra Prologis expired after failing to meet required conditions and the minimum participation threshold, removing the main rival from the process.
- Markets reacted to the confirmation: Fibra Mty’s CBFIs fell roughly 1.7% on the Bolsa Mexicana de Valores while Fibra Macquarie’s CBFIs dropped about 3.7% on the same session.
- The deal expands Fibra Mty into one of Mexico’s larger industrial platforms and is likely to accelerate consolidation in the sector, while non‑participating Macquarie holders were told to watch for possible subsequent offers or timelines.