12 December 2025
Soltec begins the implementation of its restructuring plan, which will culminate in a capital increase securing the entry of DVC Partners as the new majority investor
- The operation includes the simultaneous reduction and subsequent increase of the share capital through the issuance of more than 365 thousand new ordinary shares.
- The plan is part of the company’s roadmap to regain financial stability, strengthen its capital structure and guarantee the continuity of its activity.
Molina de Segura (Murcia), September 1, 2025. Soltec held an Extraordinary General Shareholders’ Meeting on Monday in which it approved its Restructuring Plan, a key step to guarantee the continuity of the company and strengthen its long-term viability. The approved agreement contemplates a reduction in the Company’s share capital and a simultaneous increase thereof through the conversion into capital of the capitalizable loan previously granted to the company, which entails the issuance of more than 365 thousand new ordinary shares.
The Restructuring Plan includes a set of financial and operational measures aimed at consolidating Soltec’s competitiveness. Among them, a debt restructuring process with banks, suppliers and creditors stands out, which includes an average haircut of approximately 50% and new deferred payment schedules. The plan also incorporates financial reinforcement through the entry of a new strategic partner with a contribution of €30 million in capitalisable loans, €15 million in liquidity and the granting of guarantees to reactivate commercial activity.
The company will continue to divest from non-strategic activities such as EPC and asset management divisions to concentrate resources on its core business, the solar tracker division, which in 2024 generated revenues of €300 million and delivered 3.7 GW. In parallel, more than 40 internal initiatives aimed at operational efficiency, financial control and treasury management have been launched.
The Meeting has also agreed to delegate to the Board of Directors the interpretation, development and execution of the agreements, as well as the necessary powers for their elevation to a public instrument and subsequent registration.
During the session, Soltec’s CEO, Mariano Berges, said: “With the approval of this Restructuring Plan, we are taking a decisive step towards ensuring the continuity of the company and laying the foundations for a more solid future. With a renewed team, a strategic partner and a strengthened financial structure, Soltec is prepared to face the next challenges of the sector with guarantees.”
With more than two decades of experience and more than 20 GW supplied, Soltec maintains its commitment to innovation and sustainability, with the aim of continuing to lead the evolution of the solar sector globally.
