• Logistic Properties of the Americas held first-quarter 2026 earnings call attended by Investor Relations Officer Camilo Ulloa, CEO Esteban Saldarriaga Gaviria, CFO James Paul Smith Marquez, and analysts from Sidoti, BTG Pactual, and Water Tower Research.
• Revenue rose 21.6% and NOI increased 28.6% with platform 100% occupied; same-property NOI gained 10.9% and average rent per square foot climbed 9.8% to $8.74.
• Management framed Mexico as key growth market, citing Fortem Capital agreement to acquire about $200 million of stabilized dollar-denominated Class A assets in Central Park 57 starting in second and third quarters; funding to include debt, local equity partners, and asset sales.
• Asset recycling focus centered on mature, stabilized properties in Colombia and Peru; CEO pointed to potential yield compression from 11%-12% development yields to 7%-8% monetization levels, with proceeds targeted for higher-return Mexico deployments.
• CFO pegged Colombia emergency tax impact at about $400,000; valuation swung to $9.2 million loss mainly from $7.2 million reduction in Colombia tied to updated assumptions, while net debt to investment properties ended quarter at 42.1%.

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