Mexico’s Sakly makes long-term bond issuance

Posté le 25 nov. 2025

Mexican company Sakly, a subsidiary of Grupo Coppel, has completed a long-term bond issuance for a total amount of 15 billion pesos ($817.6 million).

Sakly specializes in the acquisition, development, and management of real estate assets in Mexico, with over two decades of experience in identifying, designing, developing, and leasing properties throughout the country.

Sakly's real estate activity includes the expansion of physical spaces to support the growth of Grupo Coppel, through the acquisition of properties primarily intended for retail stores, logistics, and offices; the development and management of special real estate projects such as the digital campus, sports facilities, and the Espacio Condesa offices, and the sale of real estate assets that Grupo Coppel no longer uses.

The issuance was carried out in two tranches, of floating-rate and fixed-rate notes, both in Mexican pesos. 

The floating-rate notes are due November 2028 and the fixed-rate notes, which have a fixed rate of 9.73%, are due November 2032.

The offerings received AAA ratings from HR and Fitch Ratings.

Sakly was advised on the issuance by Mexican law firm Galicia and whose team was led by partner Guillermo Pérez Santiago, with partner María de los Ángeles Padilla Zubiria and

associate José Antonio López González.

The Banks that managed the issuance were Casa de Bolsa Santander, Grupo Financiero Santander México, HSBC Casa de Bolsa and Grupo Financiero HSBC.

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