Intermex Rejects Western Union’s Purported Termination of Merger Agreement

(NASDAQ: IMXI) International Money Express, Inc. (“Intermex”) announced that The Western Union Company (NYSE: WU) (“Western Union”) delivered a notice to Intermex purporting to terminate the pending merger agreement between the two companies. Western Union’s termination of the Merger Agreement followed its receipt on November 10, 2026 of the conditional approval of the Merger from the California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation. Intermex, through its counsel, responded to Western Union by rejecting the purported termination and demanding that Western Union take all actions necessary to consummate the merger. Intermex stated that it remains committed to the merger, has satisfied all of its obligations under the merger agreement, and stands ready to complete the transaction. Intermex indicated it will vigorously pursue its remedies and reserves all rights under the Merger Agreement and otherwise, including but not limited to its rights to specific performance and to hold Western Union liable for substantial damages. Intermex enables consumers to send money from the United States, Canada, Spain, Italy, and Germany to more than 60 countries. Intermex provides digital money transfer services through agent retailers, Intermex-operated stores, mobile apps, and Intermex’s websites. Transactions are fulfilled through thousands of retail and bank locations worldwide. Intermex is headquartered in Miami, Florida, with international offices in Puebla, Mexico, Guatemala City, Guatemala, and Madrid, Spain.