Macingo Technologies, an SME based in Polistena, in the province of Reggio Calabria, acquired the Spedingo business unit in July 2026. Spedingo is the Italian digital platform dedicated to the transport of bulky goods, removals and shared shipments. The business was sold by Eurocubia, the company that had developed the Spedingo project since 2012 and in 2017 became part of the group now known as Fortidia. The value of the transaction was not disclosed. Following the acquisition, the Spedingo brand will retain its market identity and continue operating without interruption. The deal closed on 6 July and was legally assisted by Lexia, with a team led by managing partner Francesco Dagnino and partner Elena Martellucci, supported by associate Elisa Adly, who handled the preparation and negotiation of the contractual documentation on behalf of Macingo.
Founded as an innovative company and grown through several investment rounds, Macingo has developed proprietary technology underpinning a digital platform that enables individuals and businesses to request, compare and purchase online transport services for vehicles, furniture, removals, pianos, boats and industrial products, relying on a network of affiliated professional carriers. Eurocubia, for its part, remains part of Fortidia, the group established in 1993 from the Fiorelli family’s experience in shipping and logistics and renamed under its current name from November 2024. The group brings together brands including Mail Boxes Etc., PrestaShop, PostNet, Pack & Send and World Options. For the group, the exit from Spedingo comes just one week after the completion of another transaction, the acquisition of Wing.
For Macingo, the transaction forms part of a consolidation strategy in the Italian digital logistics market, aimed at expanding its user base and developing technological and commercial synergies with the newly acquired business. “Spedingo is one of the brands that have helped spread online transport services in Italy”, said Samuele and Daniele Furfaro, directors of Macingo, stressing their intention to invest in the platform’s further development. They added that the deal strengthens the company’s position in digital logistics, with the aim of developing tools that make it easier to match transport demand and supply for individuals and businesses operating in the bulky goods segment. This is an area of logistics with a strong relationship-based component and one that remains only lightly digitalised. In the coming months, Macingo will begin integrating Spedingo’s technology assets and expertise, ensuring continuity for existing services and investing in the development of new platform features. The Spedingo brand will continue to operate on the market under its own name.
