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 approval of the plan allows the process begun in July in the Industrial division to continue, strengthening the group’s structure.
- The Energy business will focus its activity on developing projects and selling assets in advanced stages, with the aim of generating cash flow and reducing debt.
- Part of the funds contributed by the new investor, DVC Partners, will be used to boost the portfolio of projects under development and optimise assets in operation, including activity in Brazil.
Molina de Segura (Murcia), 7 November 2025. Soltec has approved the Restructuring Plan for its Energy division this Friday, an important step in the reorganisation process that the company is carrying out to strengthen its stability and build a more sustainable growth model.
The approval of the plan allows the process that began in July with the Industrial division to continue and is part of a set of measures designed to strengthen the group’s activity.
The agreement establishes the roadmap for the Energy business, which will focus its activity on project development and the sale of assets and projects in advanced stages. With this, Soltec seeks to generate cash, reduce its debt level and strengthen its capacity to finance its future growth.
Likewise, part of the funds committed by the new investor DVC Partners will be used to accelerate the progress of the portfolio of projects under development and to optimise the assets in operation, including the improvement of operational activity in Brazil. This contribution of resources, together with the capitalisation of interest on the debt with Incus Capital until the end of 2026, will enable the group to make more efficient use of available funds, maximising value creation and expected cash generation.
‘This agreement represents an important step in our reorganisation process and allows us to continue moving forward with greater stability. We are building a stronger Soltec that is better prepared for the future,’ said Mariano Berges, CEO of Soltec.
