12 March 2026
Soltec’s new phase attracts the interest of the Ministry of Industry and the Regional Government of Murcia during an institutional meeting at the company’s headquarters
- The company successfully completes its financial restructuring process, strengthens its balance sheet and strengthens its position as a long-term strategic technology partner in the photovoltaic sector.
- Soltec has achieved total revenues of 81 million euros, with the solar tracker business as the main driver, representing 78% of sales.
- More than 60% of the company’s revenues come from key international markets such as Europe, Latin America, the United States and Mexico.
- Soltec has secured a new line of guarantees of 35 million euros, key to resuming the contracting of new projects and reactivating its growth.
Molina de Segura (Murcia), March 26, 2026. Soltec has presented its results for the 2025 financial year, a year that marks a turning point for the company after successfully completing its financial restructuring. The company closed the year with a net profit of €12 million, compared to losses of more than €200 million recorded in 2024.
The company has achieved total revenues of €81 million, with the solar tracker business as the main growth driver. Soltec thus begins a new stage marked by its positioning as a strategic technological partner of reference in the photovoltaic sector.
A new stage with a strengthened financial structure
During 2025, Soltec has completed a global financial restructuring that has strengthened its balance sheet. The process has included write-offs of bank and commercial debt, with a positive impact of around €126 million on the financial result, as well as the extension of medium and long-term maturities. The haircuts are distributed in 68 million euros to banks and 58 million to suppliers.
The company has also secured a new line of guarantees of approximately 35 million euros, key to resuming the contracting of new projects.
In addition, the entry of DVC Partners as a majority shareholder, with a contribution of €30 million via capital and an additional €15 million through financing, of which €10 million have been disbursed during the 2025 financial year, has strengthened the liquidity and viability of the business.
Together, these measures have made it possible to significantly reduce debt and strengthen the company’s financial structure, marking a turning point that has resulted in the return to trading on the market at the end of December 2025.
Strategic focus: technology and long-term profitability
In parallel, Soltec has carried out a strategic repositioning to focus on its main competitive advantage: its cutting-edge technology.
The company has focused its activity on the solar tracker business, a segment with solid margins and growth prospects, progressively leaving behind capital-intensive activities such as EPC or asset management. This approach consolidates its evolution as a technology company, aimed at offering solutions throughout the entire life cycle of photovoltaic projects.
At an operational level, and in a context marked by the limited availability of guarantees, the company has focused its activity on the execution of projects in its portfolio. During the year, Soltec has achieved total revenues of 81 million euros. The tracker business represents 78% of sales, while more than 60% of revenues come from international markets, with a special presence in Europe, Latin America, the United States and Mexico.
At the same time, Soltec has promoted a comprehensive transformation of the company aimed at optimising costs, improving operational efficiency and strengthening cash management, with the aim of improving margins and ensuring profitable and sustainable growth.
This process has been supported by the implementation of best practices in operational control, internal reporting, cost management and treasury, as well as the reinforcement of its organizational structure and corporate governance. The company has incorporated a new management team with extensive experience in the renewable energy sector and has renewed its Board of Directors, integrating independent profiles and representatives of the new shareholder. In this context, Marta Martínez Queimadelos joined the Board as an independent director during the year, bringing a valuable strategic perspective thanks to her more than 30 years of experience in the fields of renewable energy, telecommunications and finance.
The new Soltec: efficiency, leadership and long-term vision
In this context, Soltec consolidates itself as a strategic technological partner, supported by its experience, capacity for innovation and reliability. Its proposals are designed to maximize the performance of solar plants throughout their useful life, which can exceed 25 years, integrating product, software, engineering and services, and accompanying its customers in a comprehensive way.
On this basis, Soltec faces 2026 with a more efficient structure, a strengthened financial position and a clear positioning as a technology company, with the aim of progressively resuming the contracting of new projects and consolidating itself as a benchmark supplier in the photovoltaic sector.
