Members
ASOMAR brings together tugboat-owning companies that operate in the country’s main ports. Below is a list of member companies, with a brief description and reference details. Information can be updated or complemented with official websites and contacts as needed.
International group dedicated to port towing and maritime services.
Port towing, vessel maneuvering support, logistics services, and other maritime solutions depending on the port.
Presence in Mexican ports as part of its global towing network.
Tug operator and integrated vessel support services provider.
Port towing, berthing and unberthing support, and services related to day-to-day vessel operations.
Coverage across different Mexican port facilities, in coordination with terminals and authorities.
Group specialized in port towing and support services for maritime terminals.
Towing for different vessel types, assistance with special maneuvers, and operational support for port infrastructure.
Operations in Mexican commercial ports, with additional presence in other countries in the region.
Mexican company dedicated to port towing and specialized maritime services.
Inbound and outbound towing, support for internal maneuvers, and auxiliary services for port navigation.
Presence in Gulf of Mexico ports, with a focus on safe and efficient operations.
Mexican company focused on port towing and maritime operations support.
Inbound and outbound towing, internal maneuvers, and vessel assistance services, with an emphasis on operational safety.
Coverage in Gulf of Mexico ports and other terminals where its services are required.
International towing operator with presence across multiple countries in the Americas.
Port towing, terminal support services, and vessel assistance solutions across different regions.
Operations in Mexican ports as part of its service network in Latin America.
Tugboat owner specialized in port towing and maritime support services.
Port towing, vessel maneuvering assistance, and support for maritime operations in commercial terminals.
Operations in strategic Mexican ports, in coordination with port authorities and sector users.