MASPV Strengthens Its Global Strategy with Support from Nanjing Before Its Entry into NASDAQ.

MASPV, the renowned Spanish company specialized in solar energy, recently welcomed a delegation from the municipal government of Nanjing to its headquarters in Madrid, led by Lu Weidong, a member of the Standing Committee of the Communist Party of the Chinese city. This meeting is part of an effort to strengthen institutional and technological cooperation between both parties, particularly at a crucial time for MASPV’s international expansion.

The event is especially significant in the context of the company’s impending IPO on the NASDAQ index in 2025 via its Chinese subsidiary. This strategy reflects MASPV’s commitment to consolidating its international relationships and its ambition to lead the global solar energy market by expanding its presence in new markets.

During the meeting, key topics such as the company’s international expansion, innovations in solar energy and storage projects, and collaboration opportunities in digital areas and artificial intelligence were discussed. The Chinese delegation expressed its support for initiatives that promote sustainability and technological advancement between both countries.

Ángel Serrano, CEO of MASPV, emphasized the importance of this visit, which supports the MASPV ENERGY project in China, essential for its growth strategy. He also stated that support from Chinese authorities inspires the company to continue innovating and transforming the energy industry while opening new opportunities to integrate clean energy products into a digital environment.

This meeting represents a significant milestone in MASPV’s roadmap, which seeks to reaffirm its role as a key player in the solar energy sector globally. With over 20 years of experience in engineering, development, construction, and operation of solar projects, MASPV has installed over 500 MW in countries such as Spain, China, Japan, Panama, Mexico, Chile, Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, and Colombia. Its innovative self-consumption model, known as the Energy Management Contract (EMC), helps companies reduce their energy costs and achieve over 50% independence without incurring initial installation costs.