Institutional Video

Our corporate video shows an exciting journey through the importance of steel in our lives, from the foundations of our homes to major engineering projects, where Multi's steel has been present every step of the way. While showcasing the beauty of various iconic structures, bridges, and buildings, the video highlights how steel has been an integral part of our personal and professional experiences.

Featuring striking images of the manufacturing plant, the video concludes with the powerful statement, "Multi-Leader in Steel," reaffirming our position in the steel industry.

Since its founding in 1987, MULTI, Leader in Steel (formerly Multiperfiles) has established itself as a leader in the steel industry in Guatemala and Central America. Under the leadership of Sunday Lima, the company began its journey with a clear vision: to provide high-quality steel solutions to support the country's infrastructure growth. Over the years, MULTI has expanded its production capacity and reach, establishing plants in strategic locations and diversifying its portfolio to meet the needs of sectors such as construction, mining, and agriculture. This evolution has allowed the company to become a key pillar in emblematic projects that have transformed the urban and rural landscape of the region.


Today, directed by Hugo Domingo Lima, MULTI, the son of its founder, remains committed to innovation and excellence. With its extensive production capacity, the company continues to be a key player in Guatemala's modernization, providing steel for bridges, buildings, and other essential infrastructure. In this way, the corporate video reflects this legacy, showing how MULTI steel has been integral in building a better future for the country. In this way, MULTI reaffirms its leadership in the industry, contributing to Guatemala's development and progress.

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