DIMO recently hosted the DIMO Agri Machinery Prestige Awards 2025/26 at Monarch Imperial, recognising the outstanding achievements of its islandwide Agri Machinery Dealer Network across the Sales, Spare Parts and Service categories.
The event brought together DIMO’s valued dealer partners, principals and senior management to celebrate the dedication, performance and commitment of individuals and businesses contributing to the continued development of Sri Lanka’s agricultural sector.
As DIMO’s flagship dealer recognition platform for the agriculture sector, the DIMO Agri Machinery Prestige Awards reflects the company’s commitment to building long-term partnerships based on trust, collaboration and shared success.
The awards recognised dealers whose exceptional performance has strengthened DIMO’s nationwide sales, after-sales and spare parts network while creating greater value for customers across the country.
Among this year’s winners, Kavin Motors, Vavuniya, represented by A. Vickneshwaran, received the Sales Category Award. A.V.P. Motors, Rambewa, represented by N.P.L. Gunawardane, was recognised in the Spare Parts Category, while MF Tractor Works, Vavuniya, represented by Nadaraj Puwaneshwaran, won the Service Category Award for its continued commitment to customer support and after-sales excellence.
The evening also marked the 35-year partnership between DIMO and Mahindra Tractors, celebrating a longstanding collaboration built on shared values of innovation, quality and customer success.
Over the past three and a half decades, the partnership has contributed significantly to the advancement of agricultural mechanisation in Sri Lanka by introducing world-class agricultural solutions.
The event also featured the unveiling of the all-new Mahindra OJA Tractor and the LOVOL RG102 Pro Harvester, further expanding DIMO’s Agri Machinery portfolio.
The introduction of these advanced machines highlights DIMO’s continued focus on delivering innovative and high-performance solutions aimed at improving productivity, enhancing operational efficiency and meeting the evolving needs of Sri Lankan farmers.