Wallbox, the Catalan company for electric car charging systems, has closed the debt restructuring agreement for an amount of 169.5 million euros with the main creditors, representing more than 83% of the company's financial debt, as well as the main shareholders and institutional investors, through a capital increase. An increase in which the Generalitat will become a shareholder in the company.

Wallbox, a Catalan manufacturer of electric vehicle chargers, closed 2025 with losses, in line with the results obtained in previous years, but reduced them by 32% to €103 million. This reduction contrasts with a drop in revenue, which fell from €163.9 million in 2024 to €145.1 million this year.

Wallbox has reached an agreement with its main banks, Banco Santander, BBVA, and CaixaBank, which represent 65% of its net financial debt, to refinance €170 million of its liabilities. The Catalan manufacturer of electric vehicle chargers has also secured a €22.5 million capital injection through €12.5 million in new credit lines and a €10 million capital increase from shareholders such as Inversiones Financieras Perseo (Iberdrola), Orilla Asset Management, AM Gestión, and Consilium. In a statement released this Monday, the Barcelona-based company announced that it will refinance its debt through a new syndicated loan structure that includes a review of maturities, amortization schedules, and interest rates. "This structure has been designed to strengthen liquidity and consolidate a more solid and sustainable capital base for the coming years," Wallbox explained. Its CEO, Enric Asunción, has said that this is a "key" agreement to strengthen its financial position.

Public investment in Wallbox, a Catalan manufacturer of electric car chargers. The Spanish Society for Technological Transformation (SETT) has invested $9.5 million (€8.3 million at the current exchange rate). With this transaction, SETT, a public entity attached to the Ministry for Digital Transformation and Civil Service, has become a shareholder in Wallbox.

The Catalan electric car charger company Wallbox announced this Monday that it has closed a financing round worth around 10 million dollars (about 9.5 million euros), subscribed by Inversiones Financieras Perseo (a subsidiary of Iberdrola), Orilla Asset Management and the CEO and co-founder of the company.