Headquartered in San Jose, CA Fiscal year ends December NYSE: BE bloomenergy.com
Bloom Energy is a clean energy technology company that designs, manufactures, and sells solid oxide fuel cell systems called Energy Servers, which provide ultra-resilient, scalable onsite electricity generation. The company serves Fortune 500 customers across multiple sectors including data centers, semiconductor manufacturing, large utilities, and other commercial and industrial applications, as well as mission-critical organizations such as hospitals, college campuses, and retailers. Bloom's platform enables distributed power generation as an alternative to traditional centralized grid infrastructure, addressing growing electricity demand from sectors such as AI-driven data centers. The company manufactures its systems in the United States and has a joint venture in the Republic of Korea, as well as ventures with Brookfield Asset Management. Bloom Energy is listed on the NYSE under the ticker BE and was recently added to the S&P 500. Updated
A 13.9% slide to $162.02 from an $188.09 open erases roughly $7 billion of the fuel cell maker's $47.9 billion market value in a single session. Moves this size are rare even for a name this volatile, so the close is worth watching.
AppLovin opened up 29.5%, the single biggest move across 382 priority names and nearly double the next gainer. The downside is just as wide, with Dutch Bros off 15.1% and four more names down double digits.
Fabrinet opened 13.32% higher at $355.82, the widest single move across 382 priority names this morning. Thomson Reuters anchors the other end, down 9.84%, with Shopify close behind.
Royal Caribbean is the standout at the open, up 7.56% to $301.81 and leading a 381-stock priority list. HSBC anchors the other end at -6.47%, a 14-point spread between the day's best and worst names.
A $170 million beat on the quarter puts Bloom Energy's fuel cells squarely in the data center power trade.
RT @Beth_Kindig: Bloom $BE reported Q3 revenue of $1.24 billion, up 16% QoQ and 138% YoY, beating the consensus estimate for $1.07 billion.…
Four cybersecurity names took the top gainer slots at Friday's close, with CrowdStrike up 8.2% to lead a group that rarely moves in lockstep. The damage sat in telecom, where AT&T and T-Mobile both landed among the day's worst losers alongside Bloom Energy.
American Tower opened up 8.07%, the only move above 4% on the upside across a 385-name board. Bloom Energy is off 11.67%, with Moderna, Infosys, GE Aerospace and AT&T sliding too.
AI data center customers are pulling fuel cell deployments forward fast enough to force a third full-year guidance raise, now $4.4 billion to $4.6 billion in revenue.
An 11.1% slide to $212 lops roughly $7 billion off a $62 billion fuel cell name in a single session, and it lands with Q3 results due tonight. Keep an eye on whether the stock holds this level into the report.
Super Micro Computer opened up 13.4%, the biggest move across a 387-name priority list, with Dell, Vertiv and Bloom Energy also clearing 5%. Netflix and AT&T anchor the other end, each off roughly 4.8%.
Google just answered the loudest objection to AI data centers, yet the market barely noticed and one key supplier tumbled. The fine print on who supplies the power, and what the pledge…
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A Wall Street upgrade and a new carbon-capture partnership in California are pulling Bloom Energy (NYSE:BE) out of a sharp autumn decline. Bloom Energy stock is at $217.21, up 11% as trading…
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Fuel cell stocks are giving back ground on a risk-off day, and fresh financing news isn’t protecting one fuel cell maker from the selling. FuelCell Energy (NASDAQ:FCEL) stock is at $10.77, down…
Fuel cell stocks are climbing together as the selloff that followed Bloom Energy‘s (NYSE:BE) Q3 2026 report continues to reverse, a sign that last week’s cash flow scare is losing its grip…
Last week’s blowout quarter from the fuel cell group’s biggest data center winner is pulling buyers back after a steep post-earnings slide. Bloom Energy (NYSE:BE) stock is at $207.61, up 7% in…
A record quarter and a third guidance raise this year are clashing with negative cash flow at Bloom Energy (NYSE:BE), and that strain is impacting the price. Bloom Energy stock is down…
Live Updates Bloom Energy Q3 Earnings Coverage Wrap-Up4:33pm ETThat wraps up our initial coverage of Bloom Energy’s Q3 results. Thank you for stopping by! Bloom Energy's Full Q3 Key Numbers4:29pm ET BE…
Thomas Richmond Power stocks that rallied on the AI data center trade are reversing, and the selling is landing hardest on the fuel cell makers most exposed to that expansion. Bloom Energy (NYSE:BE) stock…
Trump declared on Truth Social that data center developers must generate their own power and pay neighbors a dividend, but his posts named no amounts, no enforcement mechanism, and no federal program…
Power has become the scarcest input in the AI expansion, and money in the fuel cell group is flowing to the supplier most directly wired into data center demand. Bloom Energy (NYSE:BE)…
Few companies sit closer to the race to power AI data centers than Bloom Energy (NYSE:BE). Bloom Energy shares have climbed 157% year to date (YTD) to $223.03, a run that leaves…
Bloom Energy is a clean energy technology company that designs, manufactures, and sells solid oxide fuel cell systems called Energy Servers, which provide ultra-resilient, scalable onsite electricity generation.
The Wall Street consensus 12-month price target for BE is $284.88.
