Offering a variety of tools, knowledge and collaboration opportunities to all forms of organized commerce, including purchasing groups and other models, to strengthen your competitiveness and your ability to adapt to change, promote value creation for your customers and ensure the sustainability of all your activities.
To be the main support and reference entity for all SMEs in organized commerce in Spain, thus facilitating their growth, innovation and sustainability in an increasingly competitive and technological market.
Our vision serves as a reference for all the people who make up Anceco, it is our motivation and inspiration to develop the work that allows us to achieve the proposed goals.
Empowering SMEs in organized trade to thrive and contribute positively to society, strengthening the local economy and promoting fair and sustainable trade.
Our purpose becomes like the backbone of the association and we depend on it to make decisions and understand which ones are correct and generate value.
To offer a collaborative environment where organizations can share and learn from each other, generating synergies, enhancing their competitiveness in the market, and providing advisory and support services.
For over 25 years, we have strived to raise the profile of the CCS’ organizational and business model, defend their interests, provide value-added services to our members, and organize activities, meetings, conferences, assemblies, and training sessions, among others, making Anceco the leading organization and true hub for CCS exchange. Join us and become part of this community dedicated to the growth and development of CCS.
This study is the result of the update of the census that ANCECO has been preparing since 2003 and whose last update was carried out in 2019. The objectives of the project are to census the purchasing groups that operate in Spain.
To mark ANCECO's 25th anniversary, we have taken a corporate approach and wanted to address a matter of interest to the management of Purchasing and Services Centers.
Basically this study aims to provide a method to help CCS managers in decision-making, seizing opportunities, addressing threats, and outlining the CCS model for 2030.

