Wallbox N.V. has secured an 18-month cure period from the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) to restore its compliance with continued listing standards, ensuring its Class A ordinary shares remain listed. The NYSE accepted the company's submitted plan following a notice on February 12, 2026, which indicated Wallbox was not in compliance with Section 802.01B of the NYSE Listed Company Manual regarding average global market capitalization and total stockholders’ equity.

To regain conformity, Wallbox must achieve stockholders' equity of at least $50 million or maintain an average global market capitalization of $50 million over a consecutive 30 trading-day period. The NYSE will perform semi-annual reviews during the plan period to assess progress against the goals and initiatives outlined in the company's submission. Wallbox is required to provide the NYSE with an update analyzing its progress concurrent with its applicable SEC filings at each semi-annual interval.

The acceptance of the plan allows the Class A Shares to continue trading on the NYSE, subject to the company's adherence to the plan, ongoing NYSE review, and compliance with other applicable standards, including the timely payment of listing and annual fees. Wallbox emphasized that the NYSE’s decision does not affect its normal business operations, which focus on providing electric vehicle charging and energy management solutions.

Compliance Timeline and Requirements

The following table outlines the key compliance requirements and monitoring mechanisms established by the NYSE for Wallbox:

During this period, Wallbox will remain in ongoing discussions with the NYSE and intends to comply with any additional requirements as necessary. The company stated that it continues to focus on disciplined execution and business performance to deliver value to its stakeholders.

Wallbox N.V., a global provider of electric vehicle charging and energy management solutions, has announced the successful completion of the conditions for the effectiveness of its previously announced financial restructuring. This milestone encompasses the completion of an approximately €11.8 million equity raise and a separate €4 million investment by FOCUS ON NEXT FRONTIER (FOCUS), the investment company through which Rafael Ruiz channels his industrial holdings. The transactions are designed to strengthen Wallbox's balance sheet, reinforce its liquidity position, and provide a foundation to execute its long-term business strategy.

Equity Raise: Structure and Key Components

The approximately €11.8 million equity raise represents the completion of the equity financing contemplated under the company's restructuring plan. The transaction brought together Wallbox's reference shareholders and included a €5 million investment by the Generalitat de Catalunya through IFEM. The table below summarises the key components of the equity raise:

The original issue discount (OID) and paid-in-kind (PIK) interest were accrued under a bridge loan entered in April 2026 with the relevant shareholders, and their capitalisation formed part of the overall equity financing structure.

FOCUS ON NEXT FRONTIER Joins as New Shareholder

In a separate transaction, FOCUS completed a €4 million investment in Wallbox, joining the company as a new shareholder. The investment is described as part of FOCUS's strategy of executing its investment plan in industrial holdings of high-technology companies.

Enric Asunción, Chief Executive Officer and co-founder of Wallbox, commented on the development: "We are delighted to welcome FOCUS, the investment company of Rafael Ruiz, as a new shareholder in Wallbox and are grateful for the confidence he has placed in our company. Rafael's extensive experience in the automotive industry and deep understanding of the transformation taking place in mobility make FOCUS a valuable addition to our shareholder base. Together with the support of the Generalitat de Catalunya, through IFEM, our reference shareholders and our financial partners, this investment reflects strong confidence in our long-term strategy and reinforces our ability to execute it."

Restructuring Plan Receives Final Court Approval

Following the expiration of the applicable objection and appeal periods without any challenges being filed, the court approval of the restructuring plan is now final and non-appealable. The completion of the customary post-approval formalities and conditions for effectiveness of the restructuring plan, together with the equity raise and the additional investment by FOCUS, marks an important milestone for the company. Further information regarding the transactions has been filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Form 6-K.