Voxa expands global footprint with Latin American launch

Business Forum
Voxa, Romania's leading audiobook and e-book streaming application, is significantly expanding its global presence with an official entry into the Latin American market.

The platform became available to users in Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, Chile, and Peru in April 2025, targeting a market with over 300 million potential consumers of digital content.

"Latin America is an extremely attractive region for Voxa, with strong and growing demand for digital audio content and e-reading," stated Dan Vidrașcu, CEO of Voxa. 

"By launching in these major markets, we are demonstrating that Romanian technology and expertise can successfully compete globally. We don't follow existing trends; we set them. We aren't here to explore the market, but to gain market share."

This expansion follows Voxa's successful launches in Italy and Spain in 2024, with further plans for CEE expansion.

In Romania, Voxa has already reached 1 million active users, providing access to over 200,000 audiobook and e-book titles. 

The company projects continued growth, estimating 2.9 million active digital content users by 2029. 

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