Vitro completes its financial plan with $100 million property sale

Date: 15 December 2006
Source: Vitro

Date: 15 December 2006

Vitro,  announced that it had  finalized the sale of real estate currently occupied by its subsidiary Vidriera  Mexico (Vimex) in Mexico City for US$100 million.



With this transaction, Vitro has reached its stated goal of raising more than  US$300 million before year-end 2006, which will be used to pay down holding

company debt and strengthen its financial position.



Under the terms of the transaction Vimex will have three years to transfer its  facilities to the new location in the industrial valley of Toluca Mexico, while Vitro  will continue to use the existing premises for the first two years at no cost.  Vitro’s CEO, Federico Sada, commented, “We continue to deliver on the  financial plan formulated during mid-2005 to establish Vitro as a company with lower cost of capital, long-term funds, higher cash-flow generation, and a solid path to growth. We are very grateful for everyone’s patience and support during  this process as we continue to deliver on our promises.”

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