LLYC in the news

LLYC is facing legal disputes with the founder of its US subsidiary, which is complicating its expansion in the United States.

LLYC and PR firm founder Jeff Lambert are involved in contentious legal battles, exchanging bitter accusations.

LLYC was chosen by Mercado Libre as its new PR agency in Mexico for its e-commerce platform.

LLYC leads in M&A advisory by integrating multidisciplinary expertise and evolving communication strategies to address complex corporate operations and stakeholder engagement.

Jesús Moradillo is leaving LLYC after five years, as the company reorganizes its AI and data analytics capabilities under a new strategic plan.

LLYC integrates its Corporate Affairs and Marketing areas to unify services, streamline operations, and drive growth, focusing on client-centric solutions and complex projects.

LLYC is restructuring its board and appointing Deloitte as its new auditor while reporting stable net profits despite a slight dip in Ebitda.

LLYC cancels dividend distribution and reduces its Board of Directors amidst cost-cutting measures and a new strategic plan.

Proposed SEC regulatory reforms aim to simplify the IPO process and reporting requirements to encourage more companies to enter and remain in public markets.

Global CEO Alejandro Romero leads LLYC's transformation from a communications agency into a data-driven strategic marketing and technology consultancy.

AI has become a primary intermediary in Spanish business, dictating interactions across consumer, employee, investor, and regulatory sectors.

LLYC won a SABRE EMEA Award for its 'Signs of Pride' multicultural marketing campaign and was named a top European agency for 2026.

LLYC has promoted long-time executive Yennyfer Freyre to Managing Director of its Peru operation to drive regional growth and service integration.

LLYC announced a …6.8 million euro net profit in 2025 and launched a new strategic plan to achieve profitable growth and enhanced financial stability by 2027 through organizational simplification and AI integration.

LLYC recorded a net profit of 6.8 million euros in 2025, and unveiled its 2026-2027 strategic plan to boost profitable growth, leverage AI, and improve financial strength, targeting higher revenues and EBITDA by 2027.

LLYC reported 6.8 million euros in 2025 profit and launched a two-year strategic plan focused on AI innovation and reaching 100 million euros in revenue.

LLYC faces a sharp stock price drop and a 15 million euro valuation loss while postponing its financial results announcement.

LLYC won six Gold and one Silver award at the 2026 AAF West Michigan American Advertising Awards for work with Otto Aerospace and New Holland Brewing.

LLYC's study "The AI mirage, an uncomfortable reflection with high impact on young people" reveals AI amplifies gender biases in young women, reinforcing stereotypes and traditional roles.

LLYC released a report revealing that AI models reinforce gender biases by portraying young women as fragile and pushing them toward traditional social roles.