Over 60 years leading specialized transport engineering and logistics in Ecuador

Foundation and early journeys

Pioneers in oil logistics

Operational consolidation and national strengthening

Diversification and technological leap

National and regional presence

Noroccidental was born in 1964, when its founder acquired his first Ford F600 truck and began operations on rural routes in the "northwestern" area of the country, from which the company takes its name. From the beginning, the company was forged by overcoming challenging terrain and connecting remote areas with the capital.

With the boom of the oil sector in the 1970s, Noroccidental strategically focused its operating capacity on the Amazon region, positioning itself as a pioneer in cargo transport for the hydrocarbons industry. A commitment to punctuality, safety, and efficiency marked its consolidation in the sector.

During this decade, the company strengthened its administrative and technical structure, positioning itself in other industrial sectors such as infrastructure, energy, and port cargo. Disciplined work and a reputation for compliance consolidated its participation in high-impact public and private projects across the country.

In the following decades, the company expanded its nationwide coverage and service portfolio, entering sectors such as energy, construction, and mining. The incorporation of technology, specialized machinery, and a trained technical team enabled it to undertake highly complex logistics operations.

Today, Noroccidental leads the heavy and super heavy cargo sector in Ecuador, with significant operations also in Colombia and Peru. With a focus on transport engineering and lifting operations, and unique operational capacity, it continues to be a strategic partner for the most demanding projects in the Andean region.