Jefferies analysts cut their rating on the solar-equipment company to Underperform from Hold.
SolarEdge Technologies Inc (NASDAQ:SEDG) stock sports a 4.6% premarket loss, after a Jefferies downgrade to "underperform" from "hold," and price-target cut from $27 to $17.
The interest rate environment has caused a slowdown in renewable energy project spending. Sales have dropped, but there are signs that SolarEdge is seeing a recovery.
SolarEdge Technologies reported Q2 2024 results largely in line with the disclosures made in conjunction with the company's $300 million convertible notes offering in June. While revenues were up by almost 30% sequentially, gross margin remained negative and the company continued to burn sizeable amounts of cash. Cash flow remains a crucial issue as the company is facing a $347.5 million convertible notes maturity next year.
SolarEdge's stock tumbles after the CEO's resignation, prompting many to wonder if the new CEO is more or less likely to solve the company's problems.
SolarEdge Technologies Inc (NASDAQ:SEDG) is reversing a 6% premarket lead, last seen down 5.8% at $27.17 following news that CEO Zvi Lando is stepping down from his position.
Shares of SolarEdge Technologies Inc. charged higher in early Monday trading, after the solar-power-equipment maker said its chief executive of the past five years, Zvi Lando, has stepped down.
Zvi Lando, chief executive officer of SolarEdge, stepped down, effective today, but will remain on the board of the solar-equipment maker.
SolarEdge Technologies is thriving amidst supply chain disruptions through government support and a growing customer base. The company is well-positioned to benefit from the intention to cut interest rates, resulting in affordable borrowing costs. SolarEdge is recovering from fierce competition, with a positive earnings review and valuation, making it a good investment option.
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The residential solar market is recovering, but SolarEdge isn't seeing the benefit.
SolarEdge Technologies' (SEDG) second-quarter loss widens. Its revenues decline 73.2% year over year, driven by lower revenues from its solar segment.