My Code, a Santa Monica-based digital media company focused on multicultural audiences, has completed its acquisition of Impremedia, one of the leading Hispanic news and information providers in the United States. The deal was announced May 11, 2022.

Acquirer My Code (US)
Target Impremedia (US)
Type of Deal Acquisition
Deal Value Undisclosed
Date Announced 2022-05-11
Date Closed 2022-05-10
Financial Advisors Not disclosed
Legal Advisors Not disclosed

Deal Mechanics

The acquisition aims to expand My Code's reach and deepen its impact in Hispanic media. Under the deal, My Code has acquired a majority stake in Impremedia, which owns several high-profile Spanish-language daily newspapers such as La Opinión and El Diario.

Impremedia also operates a digital portfolio that reaches over 35 million monthly users across multiple lifestyle brands including Solo Dinero (personal finances), Siempre Auto (automobiles), Comedera (recipes), Estar Mejor (wellness), Bien Bonita (beauty), No Muy Caro (discounts and promotions), and La Vibra (entertainment).

Strategic Rationale

The combination of Impremedia's media properties with My Code’s digital platform will enhance the company's ability to connect, inform, support, and engage Hispanic audiences through its extensive network of daily newspapers and digital outlets. Iván Adaime, CEO of Impremedia, will continue in his role, maintaining operational control over these brands.

Financial Context

The deal strengthens My Code's position as the leading provider of multicultural media and marketing solutions to U.S.-based Hispanic consumers. The company now has one of the largest owned-and-operated digital Hispanic portfolios and is home to the nation’s only daily Spanish-language newspaper portfolio.

Advisors

No financial or legal advisors were disclosed for either My Code or Impremedia in this transaction.

Outlook

The acquisition marks a significant milestone for My Code as it continues to expand its footprint in multicultural media. The integration of Impremedia’s digital assets and print legacy will offer brands unparalleled opportunities to reach increasingly influential Hispanic consumers with tailored content and marketing strategies.