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Spanish publisher of collectible editorial works, part of Editorial Planeta DeAgostini.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

Ediciones Altaya is a Spanish publishing imprint focused on the creation and publication of collectible editorial works. Established in 1993, it has published more than 200 titles totaling over 600 editions in 12 languages. It joined Editorial Planeta DeAgostini in 2009 and publishes in Spain and Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking Latin American countries through subsidiaries in Argentina, Brazil and Colombia, while also maintaining a presence in France, Belgium and Portugal and licensing works in more than 20 markets. Its collectible products are distributed mainly through newsstands, reaching over 100,000 points of sale, as well as through direct marketing.

History

Ediciones Altaya was established in 1993. Since then it has published more than 200 titles totaling over 600 editions in 12 languages. In 2009 it was integrated into Editorial Planeta DeAgostini. It publishes collectible editorial works in Spain and in Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking Latin American countries through subsidiaries in Argentina, Brazil and Colombia, and maintains a presence in the European markets of France, Belgium and Portugal. Its works are also published under license in more than 20 markets, including England, Russia and Japan. Distribution is carried out mainly through the newsstand channel, reaching more than 100,000 points of sale, as well as through direct marketing in both classic collectible and new digital formats.

Products and positioning

A reference imprint in the collectibles sector, known for constant innovation and high-quality products.

  • Collectible editorial works

    Collectible editorial works published in Spain and Latin American countries.

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