Grupo America

Grupo America, a privately owned company headquartered in Argentina, was founded in 1983 and operates with approximately 400 employees. The company, which reported $248.0M in revenue as of 2023, functions as a tier 2 media tech buyer. Primarily focused on broadcast television and radio, Grupo America operates as an Argentine media conglomerate, controlled by Daniel Vila and José Luis Manzano, maintaining a strategic market position through a high-volume output of live, unscripted content. Its portfolio includes the free-to-air network América TV and the 24-hour cable news signal A24, which prioritize real-time political analysis, social debate, and talk-show formats over traditional fiction. The company's radio division includes Radio La Red (AM 910), focusing on sports and news broadcasting, and maintains a regional footprint in the Cuyo and Littoral regions through outlets such as Canal 7 Mendoza and the digital editions of the Uno and La Capital newspapers. As of 2026, it operates under a multi-platform integration strategy, utilizing digital portals such as A24.com and Primicias Ya.