IberLibro

IberLibro is a prominent online marketplace specializing in rare, used, and out-of-print books, primarily serving Spanish-speaking markets. Originally founded in Spain, the platform initially established itself as a key digital hub for bibliophiles and professional booksellers across the Iberian Peninsula and Latin America.

In 2004, the brand was acquired by AbeBooks, a Canadian-based global online marketplace for books. This acquisition integrated IberLibro into a larger international network, expanding its reach while maintaining its regional focus. The ownership changed again in 2008 when Amazon acquired AbeBooks, bringing IberLibro under the umbrella of the world's largest e-commerce company.

Today, IberLibro operates as a subsidiary of Amazon through the AbeBooks division. While the platform itself is a digital service rather than a physical product, the books sold through it are sourced from thousands of independent booksellers worldwide. The technical operations and corporate management are integrated into Amazon's global infrastructure, headquartered in the United States.