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$SEDG (-0,29 %)

🔹 Revenue: $219.5M (Est. $204.2M) 🟢

🔹 EPS: ($1.14) (Est. ($1.16)) 🟢

Q2'25 Guidance:

🔹 Revenue: $265M–$285M (Est. $243.7M) 🟢

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FILES TO DELAY 10-K DUE TO REVENUE RECOGNITION ERRORS

Symbotic has delayed its FY2024 10-K filing, citing the need to address errors in revenue recognition related to cost overruns on deployments that won’t be billable. These issues impact system revenue, gross margin, and net income across Q2-Q4 of FY2024, with previously reported results deemed unreliable.

Revised estimates for FY2024 include revenue growth of $605M-$615M (vs. $645M initially reported) and a narrowed net loss of $117M-$127M (reflecting a $30M-$40M adjustment). Symbotic expects to file the corrected 10-K within the 15-day extension period.

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$SEDG (-0,29 %) TO CUT 500 JOBS, EXIT ENERGY STORAGE BUSINESS

SolarEdge is cutting 500 jobs, about 12% of its workforce, as it shuts down its energy storage division to focus on its core solar operations. Most layoffs will affect manufacturing roles in South Korea, with nearly all set to occur in the first half of 2025.

The pivot will result in $81M-$99M in charges from asset impairments, inventory write-offs, and severance. SolarEdge plans to partially offset these costs by selling off the energy storage unit's assets.

$SEDG (-0,29 %) | SolarEdge Technologies Q3 Earnings Highlights:

🔹 Revenue: $260.9M (Est. $272.8M) 🔴; DOWN -64% YoY

🔹 GAAP EPS: -$21.13; Non-GAAP EPS: -$15.33 (Est. -$1.65) 🔴

🔹 GAAP Net Loss: $1.21B vs. $61.2M loss YoY

🔹 Adjusted EBITDA: Not provided due to large write-downs and impairments

🔹 GAAP Gross Margin: -269.2%, down significantly from 19.7% YoY

Q4 Guidance

🔹 Revenue: $180M - $200M (Est. $309.2M) 🔴

🔹 Non-GAAP Gross Margin: -4% to 0%, inclusive of ~1000 basis points from IRA manufacturing tax credit

🔹 Solar Segment Revenue: $170M - $190M

🔹 Solar Segment Gross Margin: 0% to 3%, inclusive of ~1050 basis points from IRA manufacturing tax credit

🔹 Non-GAAP Operating Expenses: $103M - $108M

Segment Revenue

🔹 Solar Segment: $247.5M, DOWN -63% YoY

🔹 Non-Solar Revenue: Not specifically detailed

Operational Metrics

🔹 Inverters Shipped: 850 MW (AC)

🔹 Battery Shipments: 189 MWh for PV applications

Impairments and Write-Downs

🔸 Total impairments and write-downs of $1.03B, contributing heavily to net loss

CEO Commentary

🔸 "We are diligently focused on three main priorities: financial stability, recapturing market share, and refocusing on our core solar and storage opportunities. Despite the current challenges, I am confident in our path to restoring profitability." – Ronen Faier, Interim CEO

Other Financial Metrics

🔹 Cash Used in Operating Activities: $63.9M, compared to $40.6M generated in the same quarter last year

🔹 Cash, Equivalents, and Marketable Securities: $53.3M, down from $165.3M in Q2

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