The Ministry for Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge has decided to archive the disqualification and client transfer procedures opened on July 16 against Holaluz, a company that insists it is "up to date with payments," as it communicated this Friday.
According to the resolution sent to the company, the file's archiving will be published this Saturday in the Official State Gazette (BOE) and, from the moment it is notified, all provisional measures that had been applied at the start of the procedure will be rendered ineffective.
Holaluz positively values that the Ministry has chosen to close the files and recalls that, from the beginning, it maintained that the incident that prompted the opening of the process "was a specific situation arising from a disagreement over the enforceability of certain invoices."
"It did not respond to a willful default nor to a financial situation that prevented the company from regularly meeting its obligations," the company adds.
The procedure was initiated following claims regarding the enforceability of invoices issued by three suppliers, totaling 4,392,776.82 euros, "which had a payment plan."
In this regard, Holaluz maintains that both the invoices in dispute and the subsequent ones are "fully settled and Holaluz is up to date with its obligations to the distributors."
Financial situation and company's vision
Furthermore, the company assures that its financial situation is "healthy," despite the impact on its treasury from regulatory decisions such as the RD Response to the Middle East Crisis.
The co-founder and CEO of Holaluz, Carlota Pi, has reiterated that, from the beginning, they considered it to be a merely administrative and time-limited file: "We were convinced it would be resolved favorably. Today we can close that chapter."
"We have approximately 1% of the market and, however, only we are talked about. We must be changing something," she emphasized.