SolarEdge Technologies (SEDG) stock is soaring 5.08% in pre-market trading on Wednesday, following the release of its first-quarter earnings report and a series of analyst actions. The maker of technology for solar-panel installations has demonstrated resilience in the face of ongoing market challenges, surpassing analysts' expectations.

According to the earnings report, SolarEdge reported a narrower-than-expected first-quarter adjusted loss, beating forecasts. The company also addressed concerns about tariff impacts, stating that these would only reduce margins by two percentage points, a figure lower than many investors had anticipated. This reassurance has likely contributed to the stock's pre-market rally, as it suggests SolarEdge is well-positioned to maintain profitability despite trade pressures.

The positive earnings surprise has led to a flurry of analyst actions. While some firms adjusted their target prices downward, others raised their outlook. Deutsche Bank increased its target price to $17 from $16, and Morgan Stanley raised its target to $11 from $10. Susquehanna also showed confidence by lifting its target price to $14 from $12. Despite mixed adjustments, JP Morgan maintained its Overweight rating on the stock, indicating continued optimism about SolarEdge's prospects in the challenging solar energy market.