Wallbox N.V. reports developments around its electric vehicle charging and energy management business, including AC chargers for residential and business use, DC fast-charging products for public applications, and related software and services. Company updates commonly address financial results, product mix, geographic revenue trends across Europe, North America and other markets, and business updates for its global charging portfolio.
Recent Wallbox news also covers balance-sheet and corporate-status matters, including its court-approved financial restructuring plan, interim financing, capital-structure actions and NYSE continued-listing communications. These updates frame the company’s operating performance alongside liquidity, debt refinancing and governance developments.
Wallbox (NYSE: WBX) received a written notice from the NYSE on February 12, 2026 that it is not currently in compliance with Section 802.01B, which requires an average global market capitalization and stockholders’ equity of at least $50 million.
The notice does not cause immediate suspension or delisting. The company intends to submit a plan to regain compliance, expects an indicative commercial agreement execution in March 2026, and has up to 90 days to present definitive actions; the cure period may extend up to 18 months.
Wallbox (NYSE:WBX) reported fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results, showing operational improvement amid lower revenue. Full-year revenue was €145.1 million with 144,000 charging units delivered, including 536 DC fast chargers. Gross margin improved to 38.3% and Adjusted EBITDA improved by 51% year-over-year.
The company raised approximately $25 million, announced the Supernova PowerRing DC fast charger, rolled out Quasar 2 commercially, and provided Q1 2026 guidance of €33–36 million revenue and 38–40% gross margin.
Wallbox (NYSE:WBX) will release its fourth quarter and full year 2025 financial results before market open on Wednesday, March 4, 2026. A webcast with prepared remarks by CEO Enric Asunción and CFO Isabel López Trujillo will be held at 8:00 AM ET (2:00 PM CET).
Investors can register and join via the Events & Presentations section at investors.wallbox.com. A replay and presentation materials will be available after the event for download.
Wallbox (NYSE: WBX) and Eneco eMobility announced a partnership to expand commercial EV charging in the Benelux, with Wallbox supplying its eM4 Twin AC charger as the primary hardware for initial Dutch deployments. The collaboration targets high-utilization sites and emphasizes grid-aware load management and fast installation.
Wallbox (WBX) appointed Isabel López Trujillo as Chief Financial Officer, effective January 7, 2026. She returns with more than 20 years of international financial leadership and previously served as Wallbox Vice President of Finance from May 2021 to January 2025. Outgoing CFO Luis Boada will remain during a transition period to ensure an orderly handover. Management framed the change as part of a move toward scalable growth, disciplined execution, and strengthened financial strategy.
Wallbox (NYSE: WBX) reached an indicative Commercial Agreement with core banking partners and major shareholders to restructure debt and raise liquidity, proposing a renewed capital structure totaling a €22.5 million liquidity injection (debt and equity).
Key terms include refinancing €55.0 million into a syndicated term loan maturing December 2030, a new €63.2 million bullet instrument maturing December 2030 with PIK interest, a €52.3 million syndicated working capital line maturing December 2028, and €12.5 million in new trade commitments. The plan contemplates €10 million of new equity and covers ~85% of existing indebtedness, subject to definitive documentation and court-approved Spanish restructuring.
Wallbox (NYSE: WBX) expanded its distribution partnership with Codale Electric Supply to scale AC and DC fast charging across Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, and Nevada. Codale will prioritize Wallbox Supernova DC fast chargers and Pulsar AC chargers across electrification programs, supporting replacements and new installs at public, commercial, and multifamily sites.
Deployment work is already underway, with collaborations involving multiple charge point operators and large commercial portfolios and initial Supernova deployments planned this quarter. The partners say they will streamline installation, improve network reliability, and support regional EV corridor initiatives to speed EV infrastructure build-out in the Mountain West.
Wallbox (NYSE: WBX) launched Supernova PowerRing, a modular fast-charging system delivering up to 400 kW per outlet and a shared site capacity up to 720 kW. PowerRing links up to three Supernova units and six outlets, offering scalable installed capacities of 240, 480, or 720 kW. The system pools unused power across units to optimize uptime, reduce idle energy, and simplify infrastructure planning. Initial rollout is expected in phases starting as early as Q1 2026 in Southern Europe, Benelux, and UK/Ireland, with later expansion to additional markets including the United States.
Wallbox (NYSE:WBX) reported third-quarter 2025 results: revenue €35.5M (+2% YoY) and Gross Margin 39.8% (200bps sequential improvement). Adjusted EBITDA was €(6.9)M, an 8% sequential improvement. DC fast charging revenue grew 30% YoY. Management cited labor and operating expense reductions of 28% (~€9M), a standstill agreement with the majority of the banking pool, and new commercial partnerships in Canada and Italy to support network roll-out. Cash and cash equivalents were €2.6M with financial investments bringing total liquidity to €27.7M. Q4 2025 outlook: revenue €36–39M, Gross Margin 38–40%, Adjusted EBITDA €(6)M to €(4)M.
Wallbox (NYSE: WBX) announced two senior appointments on November 3, 2025: Ignasi Alastuey as Chief Business Officer and Luis Pereda as Chief Operations Officer. Ignasi brings a 14-year career at Mettler-Toledo with international sales, marketing, operations, and business development leadership across EMEA and Latin America. Luis brings more than 20 years in industrial operations, most recently as Industrial Director at GCR Group and prior roles at Ecolab, Bacardi, and Schneider Electric.
The hires aim to strengthen commercial capabilities, boost production efficiency, and support Wallbox’s execution of its business plan through more agile, scalable processes.