SolarEdge Posts Loss, Revenue Misses Estimates
The Israeli solar inverter maker reported a third-quarter net loss of $8.4 million and revenue below Wall Street forecasts.
Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Public Companies

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SolarEdge Technologies Inc. reported a loss of $8.4 million, or 14 cents per share, in its third quarter. Adjusted earnings of 29 cents per share surpassed Wall Street expectations, while revenue of $326.1 million fell short of Street forecasts.
Why it matters
The results show a gap between adjusted profitability and GAAP losses, alongside revenue that trailed analyst estimates. Investors will be watching the company's guidance for the coming quarter as an indicator of demand for its solar products.
Eight analysts surveyed by Zacks Investment Research expected earnings of 2 cents per share and revenue of $329.1 million. SolarEdge's reported adjusted EPS of 29 cents and revenue of $326.1 million compare against those estimates, though the reasons for the GAAP loss were not detailed.
The players
SolarEdge Technologies Inc.
An Israeli maker of solar inverters and power optimization hardware, headquartered in Herziliya Pituach, Israel, that sells residential and commercial solar equipment worldwide.
The details
SolarEdge reported a net loss of $8.4 million, or 14 cents per share, for the third quarter. The company also expects revenue between $245 million and $275 million for the quarter ending in December.
Timeline
Third quarter 2026: SolarEdge reported its quarterly loss and revenue results.
Quarter ending December 2026: SolarEdge expects revenue between $245 million and $275 million.
Market Landscape
Measured against the Zacks analyst consensus, SolarEdge beat on adjusted earnings but missed on revenue, a split result that leaves the company's standing among solar equipment makers dependent on its forward guidance. The company's outlook for the December quarter, between $245 million and $275 million, will be the benchmark against which investors judge its next report.
For investors holding SolarEdge shares, the gap between adjusted earnings and the reported GAAP loss matters for judging the company's profitability. Solar customers may see how the company's revenue outlook shapes product availability and pricing over the coming quarters.
The takeaway
Adjusted earnings and GAAP results can tell different stories, so readers tracking a company should check both. SolarEdge's December-quarter revenue guidance will show whether third-quarter demand is holding.
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