Wallbox, the Barcelona-based electric vehicle charging and energy management company, has completed an approximately €11.8 million equity raise as part of the financial restructuring it previously announced.
The funding includes a previously disclosed €10.65 million equity financing and about €1.1 million tied to the capitalization of original issue discount and paid-in-kind interest accrued under a bridge loan signed in April 2026 with relevant shareholders. The transaction included participation from Wallbox’s reference shareholders and the Generalitat de Catalunya, through IFEM, which had previously announced a €5 million investment.
The company said the raise will help strengthen its balance sheet, reinforce liquidity and support execution of its long-term business strategy. Founded by Enric Asunción, Wallbox develops EV charging and energy management systems for residential, semi-public and public use.
The funding includes a previously disclosed €10.65 million equity financing and about €1.1 million tied to the capitalization of original issue discount and paid-in-kind interest accrued under a bridge loan signed in April 2026 with relevant shareholders. The transaction included participation from Wallbox’s reference shareholders and the Generalitat de Catalunya, through IFEM, which had previously announced a €5 million investment.
The company said the raise will help strengthen its balance sheet, reinforce liquidity and support execution of its long-term business strategy. Founded by Enric Asunción, Wallbox develops EV charging and energy management systems for residential, semi-public and public use.