Wallbox N.V.
Wallbox designs, manufactures and distributes electric vehicle charging and energy management solutions for residential, business and public use. Its three reportable operating segments are Europe-Middle East and Asia, North America, and Asia-Pacific. The portfolio includes AC chargers such as Pulsar and eM4, bidirectional residential DC chargers such as Quasar 2, and public DC fast chargers such as Supernova. Software includes Wallbox App for managing charging and energy use, Electromaps for finding and paying for public charging, EVectrum for managing fleet and public chargers, and Sirius for energy management at buildings and charging sites. Wallbox also provides installation, maintenance and other service contracts. Wallbox makes money from hardware and accessory sales, installation services, software subscriptions and commissions on Electromaps charging transactions, and service contracts through Wallbox Care. It sells through distributors, resellers, installers, automotive and utility partners, and directly to enterprises and consumers through e-commerce. Wallbox has its principal executive office in Barcelona, Spain, and its official seat in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
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See all $WBX insider activity →Wallbox NV (WBX) reported Q3 2026 revenue of EUR24.2M, missing guidance due to supply chain issues, but backlog surged to EUR16.9M. Adjusted EBITDA loss improved 24% YoY to EUR5.3M. North America revenue grew 15% sequentially despite market decline. Gross margin fell to 36.5%. Cash position decreased to EUR10.4M. Management expects supply chain resolution and guided Q4 revenue at EUR29M-31M.
Wallbox (WBX) reported Q3 2026 revenue of €24.2M, missing guidance due to supply chain issues. Gross margin was 36.5%, and adjusted EBITDA loss narrowed to €5.3M. Backlog grew 40.8% to €16.9M, with Europe contributing 72% of revenue. Management expects Q4 revenue of €29-31M and improved profitability as supply constraints ease.
Montréal Metropolitan Airport (MET) has installed 120 Wallbox Pulsar Pro EV chargers, with 48 more planned. The chargers use Power Sharing technology to manage electricity demand. Wallbox did not disclose pricing or completion dates for the additional chargers.
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Wallbox secures a deployment at a major Canadian airport, expanding its charging network.
The product adds premium features for residential and shared charging, potentially expanding market share in Europe.
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Wallbox NV (WBX) reported Q3 2026 revenue of EUR24.2M, missing guidance due to supply chain issues, but backlog surged to EUR16.9M. Adjusted EBITDA loss improved 24% YoY to EUR5.3M. North America revenue grew 15% sequentially despite market decline. Gross margin fell to 36.5%. Cash position decreased to EUR10.4M. Management expects supply chain resolution and guided Q4 revenue at EUR29M-31M.
Wallbox (WBX) reported Q3 2026 revenue of €24.2M, missing guidance due to supply chain issues. Gross margin was 36.5%, and adjusted EBITDA loss narrowed to €5.3M. Backlog grew 40.8% to €16.9M, with Europe contributing 72% of revenue. Management expects Q4 revenue of €29-31M and improved profitability as supply constraints ease.
Montréal Metropolitan Airport (MET) has installed 120 Wallbox Pulsar Pro EV chargers, with 48 more planned. The chargers use Power Sharing technology to manage electricity demand. Wallbox did not disclose pricing or completion dates for the additional chargers.
Wallbox (NYSE: WBX) launched the Pulsar Max, an enhanced home EV charger with improved connectivity and future-ready hardware. Features include ISO 15118-ready tech, RFID authentication, and Ethernet connectivity. Available in Europe from November 2026, it supports 7.4 kW and 22 kW configurations. Wallbox has sold over 600,000 chargers globally.
Wallbox (NYSE:WBX) announced it will release Q3 2026 financial results on November 4, 2026, before market open. A webcast with CEO Enric Asunción and CFO Isabel López Trujillo will follow at 8:00 AM ET. The company provides EV charging and energy management solutions globally.
Wallbox (WBX) partnered with Enode to integrate its EV chargers with third-party apps in Europe. The collaboration connects Enode's platform with Wallbox's API, enabling smart charging and energy optimization. Wallbox offers EV charging solutions globally, while Enode operates an energy orchestration platform.
Wallbox N.V. (WBX) reported 1H GAAP EPS of -€2.65 and revenue of €53.62M, down 29.4% year-over-year. The company's stock rose 1.10% following the earnings release.
Wallbox (NYSE:WBX) reported Q2 adjusted EBITDA loss of €7.8M, wider than the €6.0M loss in Q1 and above its guidance of a €3M to €5M loss, attributing the change to lower operating leverage on reduced revenue. Q2 revenue was led by EMEA at €17.7M. The company forecast Q3 revenue of €29M to €31M and an adjusted EBITDA loss of €4.5M to €6.5M, and said its NYSE compliance plan was accepted.
Wallbox N.V. (NYSE:WBX) reported Q2 2026 revenue of €23.9 million, with gross margin at 38% and adjusted EBITDA of -€7.8 million. Order intake rose 11% QoQ. The company completed a financial restructuring, including a €15.8 million equity raise and €5.4 million additional bank financing. It expects Q3 2026 revenue of €29-31 million.
Wallbox (NYSE: WBX) and Turning Point Energy said their partnership since 2022 has surpassed 10,000 EV chargers sold and installed across Saudi Arabia. Turning Point acts as official distributor, certified installer and maintenance partner for Wallbox AC and DC chargers, including projects tied to EV brand agreements with BYD and Lucid. Both firms plan further expansion.
