Vesta, is a public Mexican company, that develops, operates and leases industrial buildings and distribution centers in Mexico. We offer our world-class clients strategic locations in 13 states, with modern buildings built with eco-efficient standards.
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To achieve excellence in the development of industrial real estate through an entrepreneurial team that generates efficient and sustainable solutions.
To develop sustainable industrial real estate, devoted to enhancing the wellbeing of humanity.
Our commitment with integrity makes us base our daily experience on ethics, honesty, zero tolerance for corruption, and a focus on increasing collaboration to create a better Mexico.
Our commitment with innovation translates into establishing synergies with other industries, being disruptive in the way we operate in order to increase efficiency standards, showing flexibility in adapting to change, and strengthening our sustainability efforts. In addition, we are designing the Smart Parks of the future.
To provide our clients with efficient service and sustainable real estate developments. Through an entrepreneurial team and personalized service, we establish a relationship of mutual respect with our suppliers and implement the continuous improvement of our ISO 9001:2015 quality management system.
Innovating Mexico's Industrial Platform - Our massive transformative purpose and reason for being:
We are always innovating, which enables us to provide the best industrial spaces for state-of-the-art companies in order to position Mexico as an Industry 4.0 leader.
Company is
founded
0.6 M SF
First GE loan
for US
$9.7 M
Ned Spieker (Founder of
Spieker Properties
investment
1.1 M SF
2.6 M SF
CalPers
investment
US $50
3.5 M SF
Acquisition
of Nestlé properties
Acquisition of the
Tijuana portfolio
4.8 M SF
DEG investment
Calpers buyout
6.9 M SF
Joint Venture
with GE:
Aerospace Park
in Querétaro
Acquisition of the
Ciudad Juárez portfolio
DEKA investment
9.9 M SF
Acquisition
of the Guanajuato
portfolio
10.8 M SF
11.0 M SF
GE buyout
11.3 M SF
11.4 M SF
IPO for US $286 MM
12.0 M SF
Follow on
for US $220 B
NISSAN Park to Suit®
14.4 M SF
Company is
founded
0.6 M SF
First GE loan
for US
$9.7 M
Ned Spieker (Founder
of Spieker Properties)
investment
1.1 M SF
2.6 M SF
CalPers
investment
US $50
3.5 M SF
Acquisition
of Nestlé properties
Acquisition of the
Tijuna portfolio
4.8 M SF
DEG investment
Calpers buyout
6.9 M SF
Joint Venture
with GE:
Aerospace Park
in Querétaro
Acquisition of the
Ciudad Juárez portfolio
DEKA investment
9.9 M SF
Acquisition
of the Guanajuato
portfolio 10.8 M SF
11.0 M SF
GE buyout
11.3 M SF
11.4 M SF
IPO for US $286 MM
12.0 M SF
Follow on
for US $220 B
NISSAN Park to Suit®
14.4 M M2
Follow on
for US $230 B
16.8 M SF
Innovation as a priority
2nd Follow on for
US $230 B
20.1 M SF
22.6 M SF
Private bond and
debt restructuring
6.7 M SF
VESTA celebrates
20th anniversary
Publication of
the book “Innovating Mexico’s
Industrial Platform:
Smart Parks for
Industry 4.0”
Lorenzo Berho Corona
takes on the position
of Chairman of the Board
of Directors full time
Lorenzo D. Berho Carranza
takes on the position of
Chief Executive Officer
Vesta Vision 20/20
39.9 M SF(estimate)
Vesta Visión 20/25
New development goal
Solar energy will be
cheaper than energy
generated by carbon
Vertical spaces for
warehousing and the
use of autonomous and
retractable cranes
will predominate
Modular manufacturing
in industries with massive
use of robots
29% of energy will
be solar and 13% wind
Follow on
for US $230 B
16.8 M SF
Innovation as a priority
2nd Follow on for
US $230 B
20.1 M SF
22.6 M SF
Private bond and
debt restructuring
6.7 M SF
VESTA celebrates
20th anniversary
Publication of
the book “Innovating Mexico’s
Industrial Platform:
Smart Parks for
Industry 4.0”
Lorenzo Berho Corona
takes on the position
of Chairman of the Board
of Directors full time
Lorenzo D. Berho Carranza
takes on the position of
Chief Executive Officer
Vesta Vision 20/20
39.9 M SF(estimate)
Vesta Visión 20/25
New development goal
Solar energy will be
cheaper than energy
generated by carbon
Vertical spaces for
warehousing and the
use of autonomous and
retractable cranes
will predominate
Modular manufacturing
in industries with massive
use of robots
29% of energy will
be solar and 13% wind