Boyacá

Distribution and Transportation Since 1972

Boyacá is a Spanish distribution and transportation company founded by Urbano Villanueva in 1972. It began in editorial distribution and later expanded into transportation and multisector logistics. Today, it specializes in overnight freight, along with daytime express transportation and last-mile logistics.

Services and Industries

Boyacá offers overnight and daytime express transportation and last-mile logistics tailored to each customer. It serves industries such as automotive, pharmaceuticals, health care, fashion, cosmetics, retail, and consumer goods. The company also continues its long-standing work in the distribution and sale of publications.

Network and Coverage

Boyacá has 77 branches across Spain and Portugal, providing service throughout the Iberian Peninsula with an operating model the company describes as flexible, sustainable, and traceable. In 2025, it opened a new terminal at its Madrid headquarters to expand operating capacity.

Company Timeline

• 1972: Urbano Villanueva founded the company, initially focused on national editorial distribution.
• 1980: The company expanded its regional network and strengthened its publication-distribution business.
• 2000: It added planning, shipment-tracking, and route-control tools.
• 2010: It moved into multisector transportation and logistics.
• 2018: It digitized operations and consolidated its 77-branch network.
• 2025: It opened a new terminal at its Madrid headquarters.

Company Profile

Boyacá describes itself as a leader in overnight transportation and highlights its ability to adapt operations to complex requirements. It has a specialized fleet and tools for tracking shipments and sharing documentation with customers.