Mx Fibra Prospectus

What this template is

Its closest existing relative is Legal Prospectus (Canada NI 41-101), but this family is architecturally different:

• Spanish taxonomy (Portada/Índice/Glosario/Personas Responsables) with no Canadian analogue.
• A two-column Portada term-block.
• A bordered AVISO IMPORTANTE legend, distinct from a lighter interior .aviso notice box.
• A Personas Responsables signature register with one-responsible-party-per-page pagination.
• No running header on any page (matched to the companion Mexico FIBRA Trust).

Variants

Variant	Role
portada	Cover with RNV/CNBV registration legends, logo, headline + Monto, and a two-column term-block (bold label left / justified value right).
aviso-importante	Mandatory cover legend box: bordered, bold, uppercase, centered head.
indice	Table of contents, bold-caps top-level rows, dot-leader convention.
glosario	Two-column borderless table (26%/74% term/definition split), hairline header rule only.
body-section	Numbered section heads bold/left/uppercase (deliberately NOT centered like the Trust's clause heads); the lighter .aviso interior notice box is a distinct sibling of the cover's .aviso-importante, not a duplicate.
financial-data-table	Right-aligned tabular figures, bold subtotal/total rows, 2pt double closing rule, footnote register at 9.5pt.
org-chart-exhibit	Section 4.4's "Relaciones intercorporativas" figure — styled and maintained as its own separate component, org-chart-print; this recipe only fixes the page-margin coupling and splices the figure into the section flow.
personas-responsables	Eight responsible-party signature blocks, one party per page.

Org-chart figure pins this family's page margin

page-margin-inline (0.625in — narrower than the Trust's ~1in) is not a free choice for this register in isolation. It is pinned by the org-chart-print component's fixed-pixel-width canvas (680px, needs ≥7.08in of column width), verified empirically by pixel-measuring test renders at both margin widths. Do not widen this family's margins toward the Trust's without first revisiting org-chart-print's canvas width — the two move together.

Rule weight and color

Shares its body register (10.5pt/1.4 Times) and soft placeholder mark (#FDF3B3) with Mexico FIBRA Trust via shared primitives. The data-table row rule ({...data-table-row-rule}) resolves to paper.primitive.color.rule-grey-mid — the same shared grey the Trust family uses for its own table rules (the two drafts independently proposed this identical #999999 value under different names; reconciled to one primitive at landing).

Accessibility

Índice entries, financial tables (<table><caption> + <th scope>), and the Glosario are real structural markup, not images. Both notice boxes (.aviso-importante/.aviso) are required statutory/informational disclosures, not decorative — must remain in the accessibility tree. The org-chart exhibit's own aria requirements are owned by org-chart-print. WCAG 2.2 AA target: pure black-on-white register; role/notice distinctions are conveyed by border weight and text register (bold/uppercase vs. sentence case), never by color alone.

Print output and motion

Print-first static document — no interaction states. Renders via WeasyPrint through project-documents/bin/build-pdf.py's "shape 1" pipeline (single render — unlike the Trust, this family needs no split-and-merge workaround since it has no per-schedule page counters).

Open questions

• Should the figure-wrapper conventions (figure { break-inside: avoid; text-align: center }, figcaption styling) be claimed by this recipe, by org-chart-print, or by a shared Paper figure primitive? Currently unclaimed by either — a real seam to close.
• Should the Portada/AVISO/Glosario conventions established here become the shared house default for future Mexican FIBRA/CBFI-style prospectuses, or are they specific to this offering?

Related

• Mexico FIBRA Trust — the companion constitutional-document register.
• Legal Prospectus — the Canadian NI 41-101 sibling.
• Tokens — Paper tier — the full leaf-token list backing this template.