- CEO
- Bernardo Eugenio Risoul Salas
- Full Time Employees
- 7,040
- Sector
- Financial Services
- Industry
- Insurance - Property & Casualty
- Address
- JosE MarIa Castorena No. 426 Mexico City DF Mexico 05200
- IPO Date
- Mar 1, 2019
- Business
- Quálitas Controladora, S.A.B. de C.V. operates as a Mexico-based holding company focused on the automobile insurance sector; it provides comprehensive and liability-only auto insurance policies, risk assessment, claims adjustment, recovery services, roadside assistance, legal defense for traffic incidents, and driver safety programs to individual drivers, corporate fleets, financial institutions, and rental companies. The company offers specialized coverage for personal cars, pickups, cargo trucks, public passenger vehicles, border crossers, regularized vehicles, motorcycles, and heavy equipment; it also engages in vertical integration through subsidiaries handling automobile glass installation and sales via Easy Car Glass and CristaFácil, salvage management and pre-owned spare parts marketing via Outlet de Refacciones and Autos y Salvamentos, health insurance via Q Salud, and technological services via DCT Technologies LLC. Quálitas maintains market leadership in Mexican auto insurance with over 5.9 million insured units, 34.1% market share, a network of 230 service offices, 345 development offices, and more than 23,800 agents; operations span Mexico, the United States, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Peru, and Colombia, supported by advanced telematics, GPS recovery tools, and in-house call center systems for rapid claims response. Founded in 1993 and headquartered at José María Castorena 426 in Mexico City, the company established Quálitas Controladora in 2008 to drive international expansion; recent developments include the 2024 acquisition of a firm specializing in glass, spare parts, and paint installation, the 2025 launch of operations in Colombia with 14 offices and over 900 agents, a strategic U.S. partnership with NH Seguros for cross-border trucking coverage to reduce risk exposure, full ownership consolidation of vertical subsidiaries, entry into the MSCI Mexico Index, and a MXN 4 billion dividend payout approved in 2025.