• Logistic Properties of the Americas discussed 4Q25 results on its earnings call attended by CEO Esteban Saldarriaga, CFO Paul Smith, IR head Camilo Ulloa, Citi analyst André Chaves Mazini.
• Management highlighted operating GLA up 13.3% to 5.8 million square feet, full occupancy at quarter-end, average rent per square foot up 11% to USD 8.65, consolidated revenue up 14.3% to USD 50.1 million, cash NOI up 12.4% to USD 40.3 million.
• Expansion in Mexico centered on strategic partnership with Fortem Capital, targeting roughly a USD 200 million investment via forward purchases of stabilized, dollar-denominated Class A assets at Central Park 57 in Hidalgo; once completed, park expected to total about 2.1 million square feet across eight buildings, described as a 36% increase in total operating portfolio GLA versus year-end 2025.
• Mexico M&A activity viewed as supportive, with management expecting market segmentation that opens mid-market deal flow of about USD 100 million to USD 300 million, with potential portfolio pruning creating additional acquisition opportunities.
• Peru pipeline flagged as near-term growth driver, with Pepsico occupying a new 254,000-square-foot LEED Gold facility at Parque Logístico Callao; a fourth 215,000-square-foot building remains on track for 2Q delivery and was described as 100% pre-leased under a dollar-denominated contract.

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