MADRID, 2 (EUROPA PRESS)
The BME Growth market has suspended the shares of Holaluz and Solarprofit from trading, two of the companies in the self-consumption sector that have been especially hit in their numbers and that have not managed to present all their complete information corresponding to the end of the 2023 financial year on time.
Specifically, Solaprofit shares have been suspended since April 30, when they had a price of 0.184 euros, while Holaluz shares have not been listed since this Thursday, when they had a price of 2.57 euros.
This Wednesday, Holaluz presented losses of 26 million euros in fiscal year 2023, which multiplied by five its ‘red numbers’ of 5.1 million from the previous year.
However, the accounts presented by the company were not endorsed by its entire board of directors, since the representatives of the funds Axon Capital e Inversiones and Geroa Pensioak, two of the seven members of the governing body, were against with the report sent to the market.
For this reason, the company indicated that it would make its audit report public “before the end of this week”, once the “additional administrative procedures by the auditor” are carried out. The remaining five councilors did vote in favor of the formulation and approval of accounts.
On April 22, Holaluz announced that it planned to sign loans of around 15 million euros and an equity line of up to six million that same week, with which to address its liquidity problems.
For its part, Solarprofit, a photovoltaic self-consumption group based in Llinars del Vallès (Barcelona), also announced a few weeks ago a pre-bankruptcy of creditors one day after reporting the application of a 90% employment regulation file (ERE). of your template.
The company explained in a statement to BME Growth that, “due to high liquidity tensions that seriously affect compliance with payment deadlines”, at the end of March it reported the opening of negotiations with creditors to reach a restructuring plan.
