FREEDA MEDIA, declared in voluntary bankruptcy in Madrid

The Commercial Court of Madrid has declared FREEDA MEDIA S.L., a company with CIF B-88076815 operating in the media sector, in voluntary bankruptcy proceedings. The decision, adopted via a bankruptcy declaration order, is final and has been recorded in the Mercantile Registry, published in the Official Gazette of the Mercantile Registry (BORME) on Monday, August 31, 2026.

The bankruptcy proceeding, registered under number 301/2026, was resolved on May 29, 2026, by the Commercial Section of the Court of First Instance of Madrid (Plaza nº 1, 7), presided over by Judge Sofía Gil García. The registration, under entry number 397739, was formalized in the Mercantile Registry of Madrid on August 24, 2026.

The Bankruptcy Declaration

The judicial order declares the voluntary bankruptcy of the company, meaning that the company itself requested the opening of the proceedings due to its state of insolvency. As it is a voluntary bankruptcy, the bankruptcy administration will assume the management of the company’s active and passive estate, with the aim of satisfying the creditors’ claims.

The essential details of the proceeding are as follows:

• Bankruptcy proceeding: 301/2026.
• Type of bankruptcy: voluntary.
• Date of resolution: May 29, 2026.
• Body: Commercial Section of the Court of First Instance of Madrid.
• Judge: Sofía Gil García.
• Finality: yes.

Effects for Creditors and Employees

The bankruptcy declaration directly affects the creditors, suppliers, and employees of FREEDA MEDIA S.L., who must report their claims to the bankruptcy administration within the established legal deadlines. Entering bankruptcy suspends or limits the company’s ability to dispose of its assets and rights, subjecting it to the intervention or suspension of its administrative powers.

The registry entry, with data S 8, H M 668603, I/A 6, reflects the annotation of the order in the company’s open file at the Mercantile Registry of Madrid, providing official public notice of the bankruptcy status to third parties.

Relevance of the Proceeding

Publication in the BORME provides legal publicity to the bankruptcy, so that any interested party—creditors, suppliers, or workers—can become aware of the company’s situation and exercise their rights within the proceeding. The finality of the order and its registry entry consolidate the opening of the bankruptcy phase, which will determine the future of the media company and the order of payment for its debts.

Source: Official Gazette of the Mercantile Registry (BORME), no. 167, August 31, 2026, First Section, page 41822 (official reference: BORME-A-2026-167-28, entry 397739).