On-prem Lync voice and multiple O365 tenants

Scenario:
2 companies sharing the same AD forest using FIM to sync each company to separate O365 tenants with on-premise Lync 2013 with voice. Each company will have a different sip domains.
Will creating 2 different dial plans and 2 hostedvoicemail policies work with scenario above or there a better way solution?
Is this a supported configuration by Microsoft?
Thanks,

Hi Saleesh,
Thanks for the reply.
To give you more information, we already have one of the companies right now (Company A) using Dirsync in hybrid mode Exchange with the On-premise Lync and Exchange
Online with voicemail. We haven’t incorporated Company B yet into the environment, but want to try to keep them separate as much as possible.
All of the Lync functions will remain on-premise.
The plan is to create an OU for the small Company B and use FIM to sync their perspective objects to its own O365 tenant.
From understand, the current version of Dirsync can’t do this. (Unless you can still Dirsync by having 2 dirsync servers just syncing its perspective objects)
I’m just trying to see if I can leverage the current Lync environment for the Company B for voice and for voicemail to its own O365 tenant that’s supported by
MS or do we have to create a separate infrastructure.

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