Mexico’s 16 listed FIBRAs (tax-advantaged real estate trusts) could help investors participate in the country’s manufacturing expansion and infrastructure demand linked to the artificial intelligence boom. Maria Ariza, chief executive of BIVA, said the trusts can finance industrial parks, logistics facilities and other assets serving North American supply chains. Mexico exported $50 billion in computer and electronic equipment in the first quarter of this year, nearly twice the year-earlier level. Ariza said the market could support more specialized trusts, although investors continue to assess legal certainty, security and energy access. She also called for greater capital-market support for medium-sized suppliers.