Wallbox Obtains Court Approval of its Financial Restructuring Plan
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The Commercial Court of Barcelona approves Wallbox’s comprehensive financial restructuring plan
- The approval represents a key milestone towards the implementation of the Company’s restructuring and execution of its business plan.
Following court approval, the restructuring plan is now binding on all affected financial and non-financial creditors of the Group. Upon the completion of certain customary formalities, expected to take place in the coming days, the plan will become fully effective, allowing
The restructuring plan contemplates the refinancing of approximately €169.6 million of the Group’s outstanding financial indebtedness, as well as a capital increase. Overall, this comprehensive refinancing is expected to strengthen Wallbox’s liquidity position and support the continuity of its operations.
Following the completion of the contemplated refinancing,
“We would like to thank our creditors for the trust they have placed in the company throughout this process. With the court approval of the plan and its imminent effectiveness,
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