Alonso has established itself as Spain’s leading international freight forwarding group
The Alonso business group closed 2025 with a combined turnover of 1.944 million euros and an EBITDA of 81.7 million euros. These results reflect the strength of a corporate strategy that continues to progress on the basis of diversification, internationalisation, sustainability and job creation.
The global workforce now stands at 3.370 professionals spread across five continents. This development reflects the growth of Alonso’s international structure and its commitment to people as a key asset. The personal and professional qualities of the teams, their ability to work in a coordinated manner and their commitment to a shared vision are fundamental pillars of the holding company’s growth strategy.
The group also has 1,11 million square metres of facilities and a corporate network comprising 202 companies – a global structure designed to drive its three business areas: Logistics, Energy and Infrastructure, Leisure and Services; through which it supports its clients in strategic markets around the world.
National leadership and international expansion
The Logistics Division remains Alonso’s main driver of business and, during 2025, has further consolidated its leading position in the international goods distribution sector, with companies operating at every stage of the logistics chain.
Alonso has established itself as the leading freight forwarder with wholly Spanish capital in terms of turnover, maintaining its leadership in an increasingly competitive market. Internationally, the group’s freight forwarding division continues to climb the rankings and is now among the world’s leading operators. In 2025, Alonso Forwarding reached 41st place in the global ranking by TEU volume, compiled by the specialist US publication Transport Topics.
A global network that continues to grow
Geographical expansion has been one of Alonso’s key priorities in 2025. The holding company has continued to expand its direct presence in strategic markets across Europe, Asia, the Americas and Africa, with new openings in countries such as Sri Lanka, Vietnam, El Salvador, the Netherlands and the Ivory Coast. In the United States, one of the priority markets within Alonso’s international strategy, the company has strengthened its structure by opening its third office in the country, thereby expanding its commercial and operational capacity.
The expansion of its international network enables Alonso to operate with an increasingly global structure, with a direct presence in key markets and the ability to offer logistics solutions tailored to its customers’ needs.
Logistics, Energy and Infrastructure, Leisure and Services
The group’s performance in 2025 is underpinned by its three main business areas: Logistics, Energy and Infrastructure, Leisure and Services.
The Logistics Division, which employs 2,456 staff, has achieved a combined turnover of 1,579 million euros and handled 412,645 TEU of imports and exports. The division continues to make progress in its international expansion, operational strengthening and the development of new logistics solutions, including those relating to last-mile delivery.
For its part, the Energy and Infrastructure Division ended the financial year with a combined turnover of 269,6 million euros and a workforce of 432 professionals. With 20 years’ experience in the photovoltaic sector, the companies within this division have completed a total of 1.043 projects, strengthening their position in the face of the challenges posed by the energy transition.
The Leisure and Services Division has achieved a turnover of 95.2 million euros and employs 482 staff. During the financial year, new commercial strategies aimed at identifying and developing new market niches have been implemented.
Growth, employment and a long-term vision
The 2025 results reflect the development of a business venture with a 64-year history, which continues to combine the experience accumulated over decades with a strategy focused on international growth and the diversification of its activities, with sustainability and innovation as key pillars of its roadmap.
The year has also been marked by the consolidation of the New Corporate Headquarters in Valencia, a project that promotes the integration of teams and supports Alonso’s development as a global business group.
With 3.370 employees, 202 companies, 1,11 million square metres of facilities and a combined turnover of 1.944 million euros, Alonso Group is looking ahead to the coming financial years with the aim of continuing to grow, expanding its international presence and consolidating its position in the markets in which it operates.
