INDUSTRIAL PARK DEVELOPMENT IN MEXICO

The project is located in the La Laguna region of Mexico, in the State of Durango.

We are located in a privileged place where all the natural and infrastructure resources come together and diversify across every sector of real estate.

Natural Resources

Located next to the Nazas River, our water sources constantly recharge, providing abundant, good quality water. We currently have two active wells, each with an extraction capacity of 100 liters per second, with permits issued by the National Water Commission and with potential to expand the number of extraction wells within the property as necessary.

Connectivity

The property has two access roads: through Federal Highway 49D and via Federal Tollway 40D. We also have access to the Coahuila-Durango railway line, which generates a unique opportunity for development.

The Project is built upon three fundamental pillars:

1. Sustainable Energy

• Two gas pipelines run through the property. The first, El Encino-La Laguna, has a 42-inch diameter and 5 km in length with valves located within the property. The second is a state-owned pipeline operated by the National Gas Control Center. Taking into account the considerable energy demand of a large industrial park, we will build two power plants, with a total generating potential of 1,000 MW.

2. Smart Industrial

• Our mission is clear: to establish the largest and most energy-efficient smart industrial park in the Americas, forging decisive partnerships with leading companies in their sectors to drive economic growth and innovation on a global scale.

3. Data Center

• Fermaca Networks Dark Fiber has a geographically strategic route extending from Texas to central Mexico, covering a service area that includes at least 3 of the 4 key expanding bandwidth and data center markets in key metropolitan areas. This FN Dark Fiber crosses the Freeman property, presenting a unique opportunity to develop a strategic data center within an industrial hub.