More than a traditional sustainability report, the report reflects how CMI Capital integrates environmental, social and governance criteria in the active management of its portfolio, strengthening competitiveness, operational efficiency, resilience and generation of sustainable value in the long term.
Currently, CMI Capital manages USD$3.7 billion in assets under management (AUM) distributed in financial and real estate services in Guatemala and renewable energy generation projects in Central America and the Caribbean.
This scale allows us to promote infrastructure, investment and solutions that strengthen competitiveness, generate trust and contribute to the economic and social development of the countries where it operates.
“At CMI Capital, sustainability is an integral part of how we make investment decisions. Our Management and Impact Report reflects that integration: financial discipline, long-term vision and ESG criteria operating as a single framework to generate economic value and positive impact in the region,” said Felipe Bosch Gutiérrez, President and Chairman of CMI Capital.
Under its active portfolio manager approach, CMI Capital participates directly in the entire life cycle of its investments: from the identification of opportunities and structuring of capital, to the development, operation and optimization of assets.
“The focus of this report responds to a clear vision: sustainability can no longer be understood as an agenda parallel to the business. Today it is a tool to make better investment decisions, strengthen resilience, anticipate risks and build more competitive assets prepared for the future,” said Enrique Crespo del Valle, CEO of CMI Capital.
During 2025, CMI Capital’s portfolio consolidated relevant results in its three business areas: energy, real estate and finance.
- Energy reached 861 MW of installed capacity in hydroelectric, solar and wind technologies. It generated more than 2.8 million MWh of renewable energy, 19% more than the previous year, avoiding the emission of more than 1.34 million tons of CO₂e, contributing to the energy transition of the region.
- Real Estate, the Pradera Shopping Center network maintained an occupancy rate of 98.9%, registered more than 52 million annual visits and continued to strengthen energy efficiency, waste management and community relations initiatives, consolidating itself as meeting spaces and economic revitalization.
- Financial Services, CMI Capital reached USD 499 million in assets under management and continued to expand solutions such as financial leasing and factoring, strengthening the portfolio’s ability to drive business growth and development in the region.
Environmental, social and governance impact
- The group managed to have 45% of its shopping centers operate with certified renewable energy and strengthened its waste management processes and operational efficiency by significantly improving the use of diesel.
- In the social sphere, corporate citizenship initiatives benefited more than 12 thousand families in Central America and the Caribbean, promoting development opportunities, community strengthening and well-being for people. Likewise, 94% of the suppliers were local suppliers, reflecting CMI Capital’s commitment to the joint growth and economic development of the territories where it operates.
- In governance, CMI continued to strengthen its ethics, compliance and risk management systems, with 40 Guatemalan companies certified under the ISO 37001 Anti-Bribery Management System standard.
The report was prepared under international GRI and SASB standards and incorporates indicators related to environmental performance, social management, governance and value generation. To read the full report, go to cmicapitalsostenibilidad.com