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Fibra Macquarie Mexico taps Fibra MTY as replacement manager after Macquarie Asset Management Mexico resigns

Fibra Macquarie Mexico taps Fibra MTY as replacement manager after Macquarie Asset Management Mexico resigns

ReutersReuters2026/08/12 01:27
  • Fibra Macquarie Mexico holders voted to replace Macquarie Asset Management Mexico as manager with Fibra MTY’s internal manager.
  • The change is contingent on closing of an internalization agreement signed June 26, 2026, which also waives a six-month notice period.
  • Unitholders also authorized amendments to the trust agreement plus a new management contract to implement the manager transition.
  • The meeting reached quorum with 84.76% of CBFIs outstanding represented.


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