BBVA Grants MX$1.2 Billion Sustainable Loan to ProximityParks

BBVA México has granted ProximityParks a sustainable credit line of up to MX$1.2 billion (US$64.2 million), structured in both pesos and dollars, to support the company’s expansion and property maintenance strategy under sustainability criteria. The financing covers eight industrial parks and is among the bank’s most significant corporate transactions this year.

The loan aims to strengthen ProximityParks’ role in providing logistics infrastructure that supports more efficient last-mile delivery operations in key urban markets. “This operation is relevant for the bank’s sustainable mobilization goals,” says Alejandro Cárdenas, General Manager of the Corporate and Institutional Banking Division, BBVA México. “The collaboration with ProximityParks is fundamental to developing the infrastructure needed in Mexico to optimize last-mile delivery.”

ProximityParks manages over 430,000m2 of leasable space across 17 industrial parks in Mexico — 13 in Mexico City, three in Monterrey, and one in Guadalajara. These locations were selected to improve supply chain efficiency and customer satisfaction through better access for logistics operators.

The new financing will cover eight parks: ProximityParks Naucalpan, Monterrey Centro, Iztapalapa, Guadalajara Centro, Coyoacan, Del Valle, Santa Fe, and Lomas Verdes. Of these, 88% have obtained or are in the process of obtaining LEED certification, while all facilities feature LED lighting and water-efficient installations. Additionally, 88% of the properties generate renewable energy through solar panels.