WALLBOX N.V. CL.A EO-,12 Aktie

Wallbox is launching a program with Freenow in Germany, France, the UK, Ireland and Spain that gives drivers and fleets access to charging hardware such as Pulsar Max, Pulsar Pro and eM4, as well as to certified installation partners and exclusive discounts. The aim is to make charging simpler and tailored to the needs of battery-electric and plug-in hybrid taxis; more than 60% of vehicles on the Freenow platform are already partly or fully electrified. Wallbox has a market capitalization of $49 million and saw its share price fall 61% last year, but analysts expect a return to profitability and about 15% revenue growth in 2026. » More on de.investing.com

Wallbox has named Isabel López Trujillo as its new chief financial officer effective January 7, 2026; she will replace Luis Boada, who will oversee a transition period. López Trujillo returns after previously serving as vice president of finance and is expected to strengthen the financial strategy for scalable growth and operational excellence. The company also announced concurrent financial negotiations on debt restructuring, a non-binding agreement to secure €22.5m in liquidity, and product and sales initiatives. » More on de.investing.com

Wallbox has broadened its collaboration with Codale Electric Supply to install Pulsar-family AC chargers and Supernova-series DC fast chargers across Utah, Idaho, Wyoming and Nevada; initial projects and replacements of older systems are already underway. The partnership targets public, commercial and residential sites as well as large customer portfolios and is intended to accelerate scaling of regional charging networks. At the same time, Wallbox reported slight revenue increases in Q3, margin and EBITDA improvements, introduced the Supernova PowerRing system, and noted analysts’ forecasts that expect a revenue decline but anticipate achieved profitability. » More on de.investing.com

Wallbox has reached a standstill agreement with the majority of its lenders, including Banco Santander, Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria and CaixaBank. The lenders formally acknowledge previously granted waivers and temporarily suspend principal and interest payments until Dec. 9, 2025, or until the implementation of a long-term capital structure. Additional lenders are expected to join within a month; the agreement allows certain covenant breaches during its term and includes mechanisms to manage such cases, while participating majority lenders may terminate the agreement if agreed minority lenders do not join. » More on de.investing.com

Wallbox has installed 275 eM4 charging points at Munich Airport, implemented in partnership with AMBA Operations to provide semi-public charging options for passengers and visitors. The ABL Group’s AC solutions offer enhanced connectivity, modular design and dynamic load management, and are scalable for future EV growth. The project is intended to support the airport’s climate strategy “Net Zero 2035”. On the financial side, Wallbox reported a gross profit margin of 32.3% but posted significantly lower Q2 revenues than forecast; the stock once again meets NYSE listing requirements. » More on de.investing.com