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Agustin Tristan

CEO

Alejandro Garza

COO

Andrea Nieto

General Counsel

Luis Martinez

Investment Associate

Agustin Tristan

CEO

  • Founder of Lexington Capital, a Real Assets group focused on Agribusiness, Infrastructure and Real Estate.
  • Five years of experience at Goldman Sachs, New York and twelve years as an entrepreneur.
  • Three years in Management Consulting across multiple industries.
  • Six-time junior world racquetball champion and member of Pan American team. 
  • Bachelors in Industrial Engineering and MBA from the University of Alabama, USA.

Alejandro Garza

COO

  • CEO at Blukey, specializing in designing, constructing, operating, and financing 21 innovative water treatment plants. 
  • Held various leading positions, including CEO and COO, at Atlatec (a MITSUI subsidiary), focusing on numerous water system projects, directing concessions, and managing projects for water treatment plants in cities like Mexico City, Guadalajara, Chihuahua, Queretaro, Nuevo Laredo, among others, totaling investments of cover USD$1B.
  • Oversaw the operation and maintenance of 17 plants across different countries, ensuring optimal performance and compliance with international environmental standards and regulations, including water treatment plants in Mexico, Trinidad and Tobago, Venezuela and Hungary.
  • Led the design, construction, operation and financing of the WWTPs for Cadereyta, Madero, Tula and Minatitlan PEMEX Refineries, with a CAPEX above USD$200M.

Andrea Nieto

General Counsel

  • 15 years of experience working for international firms such as Norton Rose Fulbright, Creel Abogados, Von Wobeser y Sierra, and Paul Weiss Rifkind Wharton & Garrison. 
  • Experience in capital markets, infrastructure, finance, M&A, restructuring, mediation and arbitration, primarily in cross-border transactions.
  • Bachelors in Law at Libre de Derecho University and LLM at Columbia University.

Luis Martinez

Investment Associate

  • Four years experience in Project Finance across multiple industries.
  • Investment Banking analyst at Sigma Latam Capital and Castle Placement.
  • Bachelors in Economics and Applied Mathematics and Masters in Finance from ITAM University.

In Latin America and the Caribbean, water availability affects socioeconomic development.

In Mexico, where 77% of the population and 79% of the GDP are concentrated, only 32% of the water is available

The average water consumption since 2017 has been increasing from 360 liters per person per day, mainly used bu the agricultural industry.

Mexico introduced NOM-001-SEMARNAT-2021, establishing new permitted limits for contaminants in treated wastewater discharges. This change in regulations would imply substantial investments in new infrastructure.