On August 6, Bloom Energy Corp declined 3.13% overnight, trading at $226.41/share, with turnover of $1.8167 million. The pullback reflects ongoing profit-taking pressure following the stock's explosive 25%-plus single-day rally on July 31, which was driven by Q2 earnings that massively beat expectations and a Mizuho upgrade to outperform.
The Q2 report showed revenue of $1.065 billion, crossing the $1 billion milestone for the first time with 166% year-over-year growth, while adjusted EPS of $0.78 exceeded consensus by 95%. The company also raised full-year revenue guidance to $3.9-$4.2 billion, above the prior Street estimate of $3.73 billion, fueled by AI data center and hyperscaler demand. Despite these strong fundamentals, the stock has oscillated at elevated levels since the post-earnings spike, with repeated bouts of selling as investors lock in gains.
Sector-wide weakness in heavy electrical equipment added further drag, with NuScale Power down 3.84%, X-Energy down 1.57%, GE Vernova down 0.29%, Forgent Power Solutions down 0.08%, and INNIO Holding flat.
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