Amsterdam/Oslo -- 7 November 2025 -- MPC Energy Solutions ("MPCES", "Company")
announced that it has signed an agreement to sell two solar projects with a
combined total capacity of 87.4 MWp. The sale relates to the Company's
projects Santa Rosa & Villa Sol (El Salvador) and San Patricio (Guatemala).
Santa Rosa & Villa Sol (21.3 MWp) has been operational since early 2023. San
Patricio (66.1 MWp) has completed construction but has not yet started
operations.
The agreement signed between MPCES and the buyer, an energy group based in
Panama with energy sector investments across Latin America, is subject to
customary closing conditions and local regulatory approvals. In addition,
MPCES will call a General Meeting to seek shareholder approval for the
transaction, as required by Dutch law. The General Meeting is expected to be
held during the month of December 2025. MPCES will inform its shareholders
about the details in a separate notification in the coming days.
MPCES expects to collect around USD 27 million from the sale (equity value).
Minor closing adjustments to the purchase price could be made. Closing is
expected to happen in the second quarter of 2026.
The Company intends to distribute a substantial portion of the sales proceeds
and existing free cash reserves to its shareholders after the transaction is
concluded, while retaining sufficient reserves to meet future obligations.
The Company's remaining projects Los Girasoles (12.3 MWp, Colombia), Los
Santos (15.8 MWp, Mexico) and La Perla (under development in El Salvador) are
not part of the transaction.
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projects, with its current focus on utility-scale solar photovoltaics (PV) in
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