Warsaw-listed Photon Energy N.V. announced late on 25 September 2026 (current report 27/2026) that it has entered into an agreement to sell eight photovoltaic power plants in Slovakia with a combined installed capacity of 7.581 MWp. Each plant sits in its own wholly owned special purpose vehicle: EcoPlan 2 and 3 in Mokrá Lúka (963 kWp each), Fotonika (999 kWp), Sun4ZVB and Sun4ZVC in Babiná (999 kWp each), SK SPV 2 and 3 in Jovice (979 kWp each) and ATS Energy in Blatná (700 kWp). The buyers are four private individuals whom the company describes as strategic investors in PV assets in Slovakia. The deal is a sale of shares in the SPVs at an enterprise value of €5.6 million, payable on completion. In 2025 the portfolio generated revenue of about €2.1 million and EBITDA of about €1.65 million. At 30 June 2026 it carried about €4.1 million of project financing, which stays with the SPVs. Photon Energy gives its reasons: the plants' feed-in tariff support runs out in 2030 or 2031; they require material capital expenditure before the end of 2026, an obligation tied to the 2021 extension of the tariff period from 15 to 20 years; and a 2023 review found no additional grid capacity and severe limits on extending land-use rights, which rules out much value from repowering. The company says the sale will reduce group debt, capex and regulatory risk, and fund its envisaged restructuring process. It keeps 50% stakes in three other Slovak PV plants (Myjava, Polianka, Brestovec; 2.85 MWp), whose project debt was fully repaid in 2025. Completion has not yet been announced.