But this demand will increase working capital needs and will likely reduce cash on the balance sheet, which reduces the ability to acquire more land.

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Israel-based SolarEdge plans to use its new capital to expand its global production and sales, and to increase its cash reserves in anticipation of going public in the U.S., says Lior Handelsman, vice president of product strategy and business development.

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