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To own SolarEdge today, you have to believe it can turn its US$1,045.30m of annual revenue and large recent losses into a sustainable, higher margin business built around differentiated power electronics, software and storage. The new “single SKU” exports from Austin to Europe fit that story, because they show the US manufacturing build‑out is now feeding international demand rather than just satisfying domestic rules. In the short term, though, the more important catalyst is still the 18 February Q4 2025 earnings report and any update on utilization, pricing and inventory, given the share price has already moved sharply on sentiment around solar demand. The key risk is that SolarEdge is scaling factories and product lines while still unprofitable, with a relatively new management team and board overseeing the pivot.
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