Enphase Energy, Inc. (NASDAQ: ENPH) is back in focus today after a fresh insider purchase by President & CEO Badri Kothandaraman and newly filed fund positions crossed the wire. With shipments of the IQ® EV Charger 2 slated to kick off next week and regional battery incentives opening up in Southern California, investors have several near‑term catalysts to track—against the backdrop of tariff and policy headwinds flagged late last month. [1]
Today’s ENPH headlines (Nov. 11, 2025)
- CEO insider buy (filed yesterday): A Form 4 shows CEO Badrinarayanan Kothandaraman purchased 5,000 ENPH shares on Nov. 10 at a $30.6877 weighted‑average price (multiple trades between $30.57 and $30.79). Post‑trade beneficial ownership stands at 1,635,632 shares indirectly (trust) and 70,820 directly. [2]
- New institutional positions reported today:
• AGF Management Ltd. disclosed a new 75,900‑share ENPH stake valued around $3.01M in its latest 13F filing.
• Fox Run Management L.L.C. boosted holdings, adding 11,549 shares during Q2 to own 16,602 shares.
(Note: These are 13F-based updates, reported by MarketBeat today.) [3] - Media pickup of insider activity: Coverage this morning highlighted the CEO’s purchases (Nov. 10) following additional open‑market buys reported earlier this month. [4]
ENPH stock price today
As of early afternoon (Nov. 11, 2025; ~13:40 UTC), ENPH is trading near $32.84.
Quick stats: 52‑week range $28.86–$78.26; recent market cap ~$4.3B. [5]
Why it matters
Insider buys—especially by a CEO—often signal management’s confidence in the company’s trajectory. In Enphase’s case, the purchase follows an October earnings update that beat on Q3 adjusted EPS but guided Q4 revenue below Street estimates while quantifying tariff headwinds linked to the administration’s trade policies and broader clean‑energy credit changes. [6]
Product & demand catalysts to watch
- IQ® EV Charger 2 — U.S. shipments begin next week: Enphase’s store now lists shipping starting Nov. 15, 2025 (both NACS and J1772 models). The charger integrates with Enphase solar and batteries or can be used standalone—timely as EV adoption expands. [7]
- Commercial traction for IQ8™ microinverters: A Nov. 6 release showcased gas‑station solar projects using IQ8 worldwide (U.S., Puerto Rico, Southeast Asia, the Philippines, Colombia), underscoring safety advantages of AC microinverters in sensitive sites. [8]
- New regional incentive alignment:San Diego Community Power’s Solar Battery Savings program now explicitly includes Enphase IQ Battery systems, offering upfront rebates and performance incentives for residential deployments (program details posted by SDCP; Enphase announced eligibility on Nov. 4). [9]
Policy & margin backdrop (context for today’s move)
- Tariff impact & guidance: On Oct. 28, Enphase projected Q4 revenue of $310M–$350M, below the ~$383M Street median at the time. Management cited tariff pressure—including >40% duty on cell packs from China—with a ~4.9‑point hit to Q3 gross margin and ~5‑point impact expected in Q4 as the company continues shifting supply away from China. The report also referenced the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (OBBA) reducing clean‑energy tax credits—another sector overhang. [10]
Takeaway: Today’s insider buy and fund flows arrive as Enphase manages near‑term margin compression from tariffs and policy changes while advancing new products (EV charging) and tapping local incentive programs that can support U.S. residential storage demand.
What I’m watching next
- EV Charger 2 rollout: Confirmation that Nov. 15 shipments go out on time, early installer feedback, and attach rates to Enphase solar/battery systems. [11]
- California & regional storage uptake: Pace of enrollments under San Diego Community Power’s program and whether similar incentives expand to other CCAs/utilities. [12]
- Tariff mitigation: Signs of supply‑chain realignment easing the gross‑margin drag highlighted on the Q3 call and in the Oct. 28 coverage. [13]
- Further insider or institutional activity: Additional Form 4s or 13F updates that corroborate today’s interest. [14]
By the numbers (context)
- Q4 outlook: $310M–$350M revenue; 42%–45% gross margin including expected tariff impact.
- Q3 snapshot:$0.90 adjusted EPS vs. $0.65 consensus at the time; U.S. revenue +29% sequentially. [15]
Editor’s note & methodology
- “Today” refers to Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2025. Price data reflects intraday trading as of ~13:40 UTC; fundamentals and historical ranges are from reputable market sources. Insider and institutional items are based on SEC filings and reputable financial news outlets. [16]
Sources
- SEC Form 4 (CEO purchase, filed Nov. 10, 2025). [17]
- Reuters earnings & guidance/tariff coverage (Oct. 28, 2025). [18]
- MarketBeat institutional alerts (Nov. 11, 2025). [19]
- Enphase Store: IQ EV Charger 2 shipping (starts Nov. 15, 2025). [20]
- San Diego Community Power program page & Enphase IR PDF (Nov. 4, 2025). [21]
- Nasdaq/GlobeNewswire: IQ8 microinverters in gas‑station projects (Nov. 6, 2025). [22]
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice or a solicitation to buy or sell any securities.
References
1. www.sec.gov, 2. www.sec.gov, 3. www.marketbeat.com, 4. www.tipranks.com, 5. www.marketwatch.com, 6. www.reuters.com, 7. enphase.com, 8. www.nasdaq.com, 9. sdcommunitypower.org, 10. www.reuters.com, 11. enphase.com, 12. sdcommunitypower.org, 13. www.reuters.com, 14. www.sec.gov, 15. www.reuters.com, 16. www.marketwatch.com, 17. www.sec.gov, 18. www.reuters.com, 19. www.marketbeat.com, 20. enphase.com, 21. sdcommunitypower.org, 22. www.nasdaq.com
