PRISA is the world´s leading business group for the creation and distribution of education, news and entertainment content in the Spanish and Portuguese speaking markets. Present in 23 countries, PRISA reaches millions of people through its brands: Santillana, Moderna, Compartir, UNO, EL PAÍS, AS, SER, W Radio, LOS40 and Radio Caracol. PRISA is one of the leading education and media groups in the Spanish-speaking world thanks to its high-quality content, the innovation of its products and services, and its contribution to digital transformation and connectivity, key to boost society and the economies of the countries where it operates. The Group’s presence in Spain, LatAm and the growing US Hispanic market opens up a global market of more than 700 million people. With 251 million unique browsers worldwide, PRISA is at the forefront of the media and education sectors, and the company has a solid strategy of content distribution, offering innovative products and services across a wide range of formats, channels and platforms.

In education, Santillana leads the transformation and digitization of the k-12 ecosystem in LatAm through innovative content and the best technology solutions for students and schools. Meanwhile, Prisa Media brings together the leading news and entertainment media in Spain and LatAm, pioneers in digital transformation and the creation of digital products and new narratives for different audiences.

The essence of PRISA is its commitment to society and sustainability. Its mission is to contribute to the development of people and the progress of society in the countries in which it operates. From the very outset, the founders and promoters of the project assumed a duty based on respect for human rights and individual freedoms, the defense of democracy and freedom of expression, as well as the creation of life opportunities through education. This commitment also includes a model of responsible and transparent governance, and a strong awareness of the preservation of the planet and the fight against climate change.