Who is Almexa?
Founded in 1944 in Mexico City, Almexa Aluminio was established with a clear vision: to develop and transform aluminum into a strategic material for the country’s industrial growth. From its earliest years, the company has distinguished itself through its commitment to quality, process reliability, and close relationships with its customers.
Over more than eight decades, Almexa has evolved alongside the industry, adapting to technological advances, expanding its production capabilities, and strengthening its market expertise. Today, the company combines experience, innovation, and a long-term vision that position it as a benchmark in flat-rolled aluminum products in Mexico.
Our History
OVER
81 YEARS
CREATING VALUE
With more than 81 years of experience, Almexa Aluminio is a strong and established company with deep technical expertise and a clear commitment to continuous improvement. Its history is defined by consistency, evolution, and a dedication to developing solutions that create value for its customers and for the Mexican industry.
ALMEXA is founded through the merger of the Mexican subsidiaries of ALCAN and REYNOLDS. Operations begin with aluminum foil production.
Strengthening of operations and positioning as a reliable supplier to multiple industries in Mexico.
1950s–1960s | Industrial Consolidation
1970s–1980s | Capacity Expansion
Expansion of the product portfolio, incorporation of technological improvements, and enhancement of operational processes.
1979
IMASA is founded, becoming a benchmark in the aluminum industry in Mexico and Central America.
Infrastructure upgrades and alignment of processes with international aluminum industry standards.
1990s–2000s | Modernization and Quality
2000
Integration of high-technology industrial and construction solutions.
Grupo Vasconia enters the aluminum sector through the acquisition of IMASA.
2007
2010s | Efficiency and Service
Focus on operational efficiency, continuous improvement, and strengthening customer service.
ALMEXA–IMASA merger, consolidating the company as one of the largest rolling mills in Latin America.
2012
2015
Expansion into specialized foil for the pharmaceutical, food and beverage sectors, as well as finstock.
Growth in finstock production and diversification into export markets, primarily serving the construction, HVAC, and automotive industries.
2020
2025
Strategic focus on higher value-added products: thicker-gauge coils and discs, new alloys, and more profitable applications.
