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SolarEdge Shares Plunge Over 20% Despite Q2 Revenue Growth on Weak Q3 Forecast

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First reported by Calcalist · 51 minutes ago

What happened

SolarEdge’s stock fell over 20% after it issued a weak revenue forecast for Q3 2026, despite reporting strong Q2 revenue growth and reduced losses. The company posted $346 million in Q2 revenue, up 20% year-over-year, but forecasted Q3 revenues below analyst expectations. CEO Zvi Lando highlighted recovery progress and growth in Europe and commercial U.S. markets.

01SolarEdge’s stock dropped over 20% due to a weak Q3 revenue forecast despite strong Q2 results.
02Q2 revenue rose 20% year-over-year to $346 million, beating last year’s $289 million.
03The company reduced its net loss to $16 million in Q2 from $115 million a year earlier.
04CEO Zvi Lando called Q2 a recovery milestone with positive operating profit by internal metrics.
05Strong demand in Europe and U.S. commercial sectors offset U.S. residential market weakness.
06SolarEdge is scaling its Nexus platform and advancing AI manufacturing technology.

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