Amistad Projects Recognized as Finalists in Mexico’s Top Sustainable Industrial Awards

Amistad Industrial Developers earns finalist spots at GRI Awards 2025 for two sustainable industrial projects in Coahuila, Mexico.

Two industrial developments by Amistad Industrial Developers have been selected as finalists in the “Best Sustainable Project” category at the prestigious GRI Awards Mexico 2025, reinforcing the company’s commitment to building efficient and environmentally responsible industrial spaces across northern Mexico.

Strategic Industrial Sites in Coahuila Gain National Recognition

The two projects recognized are:

• SAF Holland Group in Piedras Negras South Industrial Park, Piedras Negras, Coahuila.
• Bendix in Acuña, Coahuila.

Both facilities represent the integration of sustainable design, operational efficiency, and strategic industrial infrastructure tailored to global clients, while generating long-term value for local communities and supply chains.

Amistad’s recognition as a finalist in the sustainability category reflects not only the firm’s design and construction practices but also its long-standing leadership in Mexico’s industrial real estate sector.

Highlighting Sustainability and Innovation in Mexican Real Estate

The GRI Awards, organized by the GRI Club, honor standout companies, executives, and projects in Mexico’s real estate industry. These awards highlight innovation, impact, and leadership across multiple categories including residential, office, hospitality, retail, and industrial.

In the “Best Sustainable Project” category, finalists include developers and investors who have delivered environmentally sound, economically viable, and socially equitable projects — including greenfield builds and retrofit initiatives.

Amistad's nominations reflect the growing demand for eco-efficient industrial spaces in Mexico’s manufacturing corridors, especially in regions like Coahuila where nearshoring continues to drive expansion.

As GRI Awards 2025 moves forward with its final voting process, the recognition of these two Amistad-led developments showcases how Mexican industrial developers are raising the bar in sustainability and global competitiveness.