DIMSA Celebrates 30 Years with Key Leaders of Mexico’s Industrial Sector

DIMSA celebrated 30 years of operations, consolidating its position as a key partner for national and international companies seeking to establish or expand operations in Mexico. The company emphasized that its three decades of work have been dedicated to strengthening solutions that support the country’s industrial and manufacturing growth.

Evolution of a Specialized Service Portfolio

Throughout its history, DIMSA has developed an integrated portfolio of back-office services tailored to industrial operations. Its core areas include accounting, treasury, tax compliance, human resources, payroll, foreign trade, and environmental, health, and safety (EHS) management. This offering has become a critical support platform for companies requiring operational continuity and regulatory compliance.

During the anniversary celebration, the organization brought together employees, executives, and strategic partners to reaffirm its commitment to operational excellence. The company noted that its guiding philosophy — “Focus on your core business. We will handle the rest.” — reflects its mission to allow companies to concentrate on their primary activities.

Key Allies in the Industrial Ecosystem

The event was attended by leaders from the industrial ecosystem, including Miguel Cavazos and Dario Villarreal (Citius AG), Sofía Flores (Terraregia), Martín Caro (Garza Ponce), Sofía Acosta (VYNMSA), Sergio Reséndez (Colliers), Héctor Tijerina (Invest Monterrey), Grace Lingow (AMCHAM), Alejandro Anaya (Select Real Estate), and Santiago Argüelles and Zuleyma Sánchez (FINSA). Their presence highlighted the strong industry positioning DIMSA has achieved.

The company also stated that this anniversary represents the beginning of a new stage focused on constant evolution—responding to an environment that demands greater specialization, technical support, and flexible operational models. DIMSA aims to continue strengthening its role as a reliable ally for Mexico’s industrial growth.