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FIBRA Prologis to Report Q3 2026 Earnings on October 22

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Mexico's leading logistics real estate trust schedules third-quarter financial results call for October 22, 2026.

FIBRA Prologis to Report Q3 2026 Earnings on October 22

FIBRA Prologis, one of Mexico's top real estate investment trusts focused on Class A logistics properties, announced it will host an earnings conference call on October 22, 2026, to present its third-quarter financial results, the company said Saturday.

Traded on the Mexican Stock Exchange under the ticker FIBRAPL 14, the trust specializes in the ownership and management of industrial and logistics real estate assets across Mexico, a segment that has drawn sustained investor attention amid ongoing nearshoring trends in the country.

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The announcement, issued from Mexico City on September 28, 2026, gives investors and analysts roughly three weeks to prepare ahead of the scheduled call. No additional details regarding the call's format, time, or dial-in information were immediately disclosed in the announcement.

FIBRA Prologis is considered a benchmark vehicle for institutional exposure to Mexican logistics infrastructure, a sector that has experienced significant demand growth as multinational companies relocate supply chains closer to the United States border.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q.When will FIBRA Prologis release its Q3 2026 financial results?

FIBRA Prologis is scheduled to present its third-quarter 2026 financial results during a conference call on October 22, 2026.

Q.What stock exchange does FIBRA Prologis trade on?

FIBRA Prologis trades on the Mexican Stock Exchange, known as the BMV, under the ticker symbol FIBRAPL 14.

Q.What type of real estate does FIBRA Prologis specialize in?

FIBRA Prologis focuses on the ownership and management of Class A logistics and industrial real estate properties in Mexico.

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