Mexico’s Fibra Uno placed MXN 7,500 million (about US$441 million) in green bonds, drawing 2.5 times the demand, to refinance debt and fund certified
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Key Facts
Green issuance Fibra Uno (FUNO) placed MXN 7,500 million (about US$441 million) in green bonds on the Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV).
Heavy demand The offer drew MXN 18,000 million (about US$1.06 billion) in orders, roughly 2.5 times the amount issued.
Debt refinance Proceeds will refinance two existing FUNO bonds: 26V-2V for MXN 4,300 million (about US$253 million) and 26V for MXN 3,200 million (about US$188 million).
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