Consorcio Intermex, S.A. de C.V., is a Mexican holding company historically tied to the Cydsa corporate group. In 1990, U.S. Federal Communications Commission records identified Cydsa as the parent of Reyprint, S.A. de C.V., which in turn was the parent of Consorcio Intermex, S.A. de C.V., the parent of Intermex.[1] The corporate structure places Consorcio Intermex as an intermediate holding entity rather than a consumer-facing brand.
Design and History
Documented visual identity information for Consorcio Intermex is extremely limited. No official source, corporate archive, or reputable design publication has been located that verifies a 1973 logo design, an attribution to designer Ernesto Lehfeld, or specific visual elements of any Consorcio Intermex mark. Claims circulating online that attribute a 1973 logo to Lehfeld for this company cannot be confirmed by primary or secondary sources.
Ernesto Lehfeld is a documented Mexican designer and educator. He was a coordinator of industrial design at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) and later took a directorial position at Aeropuertos y Servicios Auxiliares (ASA), where he oversaw the remodeling of Mexican airports.[2] A 2000 article in La Jornada lists Lehfeld among Mexican designers who trained at UNAM and became significant figures in the field.[3] However, no reliable source connects Lehfeld specifically to Consorcio Intermex or to a 1973 logo for the company.
One logo database claims Lehfeld designed a symbol for Dril de Mexico in 1971,[4] but this source is a logo aggregation site and does not establish a broader portfolio connection to Consorcio Intermex.
Meaning and Symbolism
Because no verified visual representation of a Consorcio Intermex logo has been located, no documented symbolism, color scheme, or design rationale can be accurately described. Any claims about geometric forms, color meanings, or the projection of stability and professionalism for this specific mark remain unsubstantiated.
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