Company profile

SEC EDGAR ↗
Industry
Semiconductors & Related Devices
Listed
Nasdaq: ENPH
Incorporated
DE
Headquarters
Fremont, CA
Fiscal year end
Dec 31

Financials

FY2025
Revenue
$1.47B
Net income
$172.1M
Total assets
$3.51B
Enphase — reported revenue, net income and total assets by fiscal year, from SEC filings
Fiscal yearRevenueNet incomeTotal assets
FY2025$1.47B$172.1M$3.51B
FY2024$1.33B$102.7M$3.25B
FY2023$2.29B$438.9M$3.38B
FY2022$2.33B$397.4M$3.08B
FY2021$1.38B$145.4M$2.08B
FY2020$774.4M$134.0M$1.20B

Reported fiscal years from SEC filings (10-K) SEC EDGAR ↗. Stratrix is a strategy publication, not a real-time financial data service.

The analyses

The Cannibalization Choice · Decision Forks
Enphase Is Betting the House on the House. The House Just Shrank 42%.
Enphase wants to be your home's energy brain - batteries, AI software, bidirectional EV charging. It's a real pivot away from a commoditizing microinverter. But in 2024 batteries grew 48% while total revenue fell 42%, and the second engine still isn't carrying the plane.
8 min
The Cannibalization Choice · Decision Forks
Every Enphase IQ Battery 10 Carries Twelve Microinverters — The Cash Cow Rides Inside
Enphase looks like a company that disrupted itself by pivoting to batteries. It didn't. Every IQ Battery 10 has twelve microinverters embedded inside it. Storage doesn't replace the cash cow - it carries it. The real disruption came from outside: microinverter shipments fell 58% in 2024.
8 min
The Moat Anatomy · Moat & Competition
Enphase's Moat Is Installer Habit — and U.S. Residential Share Slid From 55% to 47%
Enphase is sold as the company that owns the inverter. Its real moat is narrower: a U.S.-residential installer habit, not a patent wall. And its full-year U.S. residential share fell from 55% in 2023 to 47% in 2024 — dipping below 40% in Q4 alone — proof the wall was never as high as the legend.
8 min
The Fall · Decision Forks
Everyone Blamed Interest Rates for Enphase's Collapse. The Real Story Was Sitting in a Warehouse.
Enphase revenue fell 42% to $1.33B and its stock dropped ~90% from a $340 peak. The popular tale is 'high rates killed solar.' Enphase's own filings tell a more complicated story: the unit drop was driven by a glut of unsold inverters and a California policy that erased the math on solar-only homes — with rates listed as one factor among several, not the headline cause.
8 min