Orbia

Orbia (previously Mexichem) is a global provider of specialty products and innovative methodologies with headquarters in Mexico City, Boston, Amsterdam and Tel Aviv.
Consisting of five commercial brands, Orbia operates in the precision agriculture, building and infrastructure, fluorinated solutions, polymer solutions and data communications sectors. Orbia has commercial activities in more than 110 countries, operations in over 60 countries and employs more than 22,000 people.
History.
In 1953 – Cables Mexicanos S.A. founded by a group of Mexican and American investors, to satisfy a growing Mexican market for high-carbon steel wire ropes. 
In the 60s Cables Mexicanos S.A. changed its name to Aceros Camesa. 
In 1978 – A control company was created "Grupo Industrial Camesa". Becomes a publicly-held company, listed on Mexican Stock Exchange. 
1997 – Grupo Empresarial Privado Mexicano (GEPM), a company held by the del Valle Family, acquires Grupo Industrial Camesa.
Becoming Orbia.
In 2018, The Mexichem board of directors appointed Daniel Martínez-Valle as CEO. Mexichem was rebranded as in 2019 Orbia. Orbia is composed of , the Latin word for a sphere , and Bia, an ancient Greek personification of the concept of "force." The combination of these two roots expresses Orbia's ambitions as a "force for the world" and upholds the company's common purpose: To Advance Life Around the World.
In 2019, Orbia opened a new corporate office in the Torre Reforma building in Mexico City. The company launched Orbia corporate venture capital (CVC) fund, its first investment was into SeeTree, a Tel Aviv-based startup that provides tree health insights. 
On 19 January 2021, Orbia announced Sameer Bharadwaj as the new CEO.
Logo.
Orbia's logo – also known as an "ImpactMark" – resembles three intersecting elliptical rings. Instead of a static logomark, Orbia's is meant to indicate a dynamic representation of its performance. Each imperfect ring represents a year in time, showing Orbia's previous three years of performance across key categories (the outer ring marking the most recent year).