SolarEdge Technologies, Inc. - Common Stock (SEDG)
21.86
+1.46 (7.16%)
NASDAQ · Last Trade: Jul 2nd, 2:30 AM EDT
Detailed Quote
Previous Close
20.40
Open
20.50
Bid
21.88
Ask
22.00
Day's Range
19.78 - 22.80
52 Week Range
10.24 - 32.11
Volume
7,874,257
Market Cap
1.21B
PE Ratio (TTM)
-0.7153
EPS (TTM)
-30.6
Dividend & Yield
N/A (N/A)
1 Month Average Volume
6,554,324
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About SolarEdge Technologies, Inc. - Common Stock (SEDG)
SolarEdge Technologies is a leading provider of photovoltaic inverter solutions, which optimize the energy output of solar panels. The company focuses on enhancing the efficiency of solar energy systems by enabling better performance monitoring and control. In addition to inverters, SolarEdge also offers innovative technology and services that include energy storage solutions and electric vehicle charging systems, contributing to the seamless integration of renewable energy sources into homes and businesses. With a commitment to sustainability, SolarEdge plays a key role in advancing the adoption of solar energy worldwide. Read More
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