SOLAREDGE TECH WKN: A14QVM ISIN: US83417M1045 Forum: Aktien Thema: Hauptdiskussion

Warum? Bestimmt ohne Gründe

wahnsinn, von +2,5% auf stand jetzt -4,5%

kein Volumen heut, fällt wie ein Stein…

Aber irgendwie alle Solarwerte im Eimer. Wenn da nicht von der Politik in den USA was kommt, treibt es wohl den Kurs nicht mehr an….

Als ob sie es ohne CEO nicht schaffen den Laden kaputt zu machen 😀

Pommesbude braucht kein CEO 😀

Anlocken und wieder Abverkaufen. Immer das gleiche Schema…

wie immer, wird so weitergehen wenn das Unternehmen quasi kopflos ist…. Hoffentlich finden die bald einen CEO.

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Takeaway The Key investor takeaway is that investors should continue monitoring the situation at SolarEdge Technologies. The company has promising smart energy technology and sell-through sales equal a stock valuation of 0.5x sales. As long as the sudden CEO departure wasn't indicative of further problems under the surface, I believe SolarEdge will quickly turn into a buy. Ultimately, though, the stock isn't likely to rally until early in 2025 when the inventory issue fully corrects and the company can finally return to reporting normal shipments and sales. If you'd like to learn more about how to best position yourself in undervalued stocks mispriced by the market in September, consider joining Out Fox The Street.

The big question is whether consumers in the West really want solar inverters and other smart energy products made by Chinese companies. Any systems controlling the power for a house or business is going to want smart energy controls from U.S. firms without risk of Chinese control, spying and cybersecurity attacks. SolarEdge forecast a Q2'25 sales target in the $550 million range when the inventory clearing ends. The company continues to release new products and expand into battery storage, supporting even higher sales figures. Though one odd part of the SolarEdge strategy was to offer discounts up to the high-single digit range, which doesn't match as much with the premise that the issue is inventory clearing, especially in Europe. The company ended the quarter with 519 days of inventory amounting to ~$1.5 billion, further complicating the story, especially considering SolarEdge has new products like the 330-kilowatt inverter and the commercial battery requiring the production of new inventory. The company has $814 million in cash and should be able to improve the cash flow position by monetizing the large inventory balance. Management forecasts another $70 to $90 million cash burn in Q3 turning towards breakeven levels at year-end with an estimate for ~$100 million in cash burn prior to turning cash flow positive in early 2025. In essence, SolarEdge has the sell-through demand and new smart energy products to warrant a higher stock. The issue is the sudden CEO departure, along with questions on Chinese competition and lingering inventory problems.

On the Q2'24 earnings call, SolarEdge now ex-CEO Zvi Lando made the following statement: In Europe, the clearing process will likely extend into the early part of 2025 due to the above-mentioned slower recovery and changing inventory holding behavior of distributors in the European markets who are targeting lower levels of days on hand compared to past practices. What matters is the end user demand dynamics, with the company reporting the following quarterly numbers: Q3'24E: ~$275M, $200M+ under shipped Q2'24A: $265M, $275M under shipped Q1'24A: $200M, $250M+ under shipped Q4'23A: $316M, ~$200M under shipped

The company only saw reported sale growth via a rebound in power optimizers. SolarEdge doubled the units shipped in Q2 to 2 million. Under Shipping Demand The biggest issue is that SolarEdge continues to vastly under ship demand. The smart energy company reported sell-through for Q2 of ~$520 million, up 18% from the March quarter, leading to the company under shipping end-user demand by ~$275 million. The odd part here is that actual demand in this range would be a good indication for the management team. The SolarEdge CEO shouldn't be forced out in a disruptive scenario just due to short-term inventory issues with European distributors not surprisingly looking to over compensate by lowing inventory levels below prior norms.