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FINSA and Vitti Logistics strengthen national partnership with major expansion across Mexico

By María Fernanda Murillo

Jalisco

October 28, 2025





FINSA, one of Mexico’s leading industrial developers, announced a new expansion agreement with Vitti Logistics, reinforcing a partnership that now exceeds 1 million square feet of operations across the country.

The new lease includes 115,000 square feet in FINSA Aguascalientes and 105,000 square feet in FINSA El Salto, Jalisco, adding 220,000 square feet to Vitti Logistics’ growing national footprint. This milestone highlights the continued confidence that global and domestic logistics companies place in FINSA’s network of strategically located industrial parks.

Expanding a long-term alliance

The partnership between FINSA and Vitti Logistics extends across several key manufacturing regions — including Coahuila, Nuevo León, Querétaro, Jalisco, and Aguascalientes — positioning Vitti among the most dynamic logistics operators in Mexico.

“We are proud that companies like Vitti Logistics continue to choose FINSA as their strategic real estate partner,” said a FINSA spokesperson. “This expansion reflects not only our client’s sustained growth but also the value of our nationwide presence, connectivity, and industrial expertise.”

A network built for growth

With more than 45 industrial parks across Mexico, FINSA continues to drive investment and competitiveness through infrastructure designed for efficiency, flexibility, and sustainability. The company’s parks integrate access to major highways, multimodal corridors, and key border routes — providing tenants with a platform that supports manufacturing, logistics, and distribution on a national scale.

The new expansions in Aguascalientes and El Salto underscore FINSA’s ability to deliver turnkey, scalable facilities that align with the operational needs of high-growth industries such as logistics, automotive, and advanced manufacturing.

“Each new project represents our shared commitment to building the spaces where Mexico’s industrial future takes shape,” the company added.

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