Acquiring Company
Western Union
Acquired Company
Intermex
DenverFinancial ServicesFinanceFintechLendingBankingHealth CareE CommerceDietary SupplementsFitnessNutritionDescription
Western Union has announced a procedural reset in the regulatory timeline for their planned merger with Intermex. The expiration of the initial HSR Act waiting period requires the companies to file anew to continue merger proceedings. They submitted a fresh premerger notification on October 2, 2026, to restart the waiting period and seek early termination. This merger aims to enhance Western Union's capabilities in providing money transfer services.
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Who acquired Intermex?
Intermex was acquired by Western Union, based in Denver. The deal was reported on October 4, 2026. Western Union CO is a global leader in cross-border, cross-currency money movement and payment services. The company focuses on expanding its digital platforms and services. Western Union is publicly traded (WU) and operates in Financial Services.
When did Western Union acquire Intermex?
Western Union's acquisition of Intermex was reported on October 4, 2026. Western Union has announced a procedural reset in the regulatory timeline for their planned merger with Intermex. The expiration of the initial HSR Act waiting period requires the companies to file anew to continue merger proceedings. Fundz records the date the transaction was first publicly reported, sourced from filings and company announcements.
What does Intermex do?
Founded in 1994, Intermex applies proprietary technology enabling consumers to send money from the United States and Canada to 16 countries in Latin America, including Mexico and Guatemala, eight countries in Africa, and two countries in Asia. It is publicly traded (FTLF), operating in Health Care.
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