DIMO Newsletter July, September 2026

This is the July-September 2026 issue of DIMO's corporate newsletter. It reports on the company's environmental, social, and business activities during the quarter, including World Environment Day celebrations, a new BOSCH authorized workshop in Kurunegala, and the 'Hope in a Backpack' programme for disaster-affected schoolchildren.

This is the July-September 2026 issue of DIMO's corporate newsletter. It is intended for employees, partners, and stakeholders interested in the company's sustainability, community, and business updates.

The newsletter opens with DIMO's World Environment Day 2026 under the theme 'Green Beyond Compliance', featuring a keynote by Mr. Debatosh Paul, vehicle emission testing, and awareness programs at Siyambalape and Matara branches. It also covers a Climate Emergency Task Force session on supply chain decarbonization hosted with the UN Global Compact Network Sri Lanka.

Operational expansions are highlighted: DIMO Diesel Lab opened a new BOSCH Authorized workshop in Kurunegala for diesel pump and injector repair, and DIMO Engineering Solutions held a technical session on the Siemens Sinorix High-Pressure Water Mist System for fire protection professionals.

Community and environmental initiatives include a DIMO Nature Club field excursion to Sinharaja Rainforest, the 'Hope in a Backpack' programme assisting disaster-affected schoolchildren after Cyclone Ditwah, and wetland awareness programs for students. The newsletter also reports on the Top Honour in the Infrastructure & Utilities Sector at NBEA and recognition as one of Sri Lanka's Top 50 Best Workplaces for the 14th consecutive year.

Product and partnership news features the unveiling of the all-new Mercedes-Benz GLB 2026, a partnership with DFCC Bank for solar adoption, and the launch of the Acuson Sequoia Ultrasound System with SIEMENS Healthineers. Other sections cover the Agri Machinery Prestige Awards, DIMO Academy Graduation, and the 'Punarudayata Arunalu' programme supporting Sri Lankan farmers.