On June 2, Fluence Energy rose 5.12% overnight, trading at $28.65/share, with trading volume of $82,900. The stock extended its prior session surge of over 36% as market enthusiasm continued around the companys landmark AI infrastructure partnership.

On the news front, German industrial giant Siemens announced a collaboration with NVIDIA and Fluence Energy to develop a reference architecture for NVIDIAs DSX Vera Rubin AI data center platform. The solution provides a complete electrical, power and controls system for hyperscalers, colocation providers and cloud infrastructure operators, built on repeatable, scalable electrical building blocks that can support initial deployments of tens of megawatts and scale to hundreds of megawatts without fundamental redesign. Fluences battery energy storage systems specifically address flexibility and resilience needs for AI factories operating in power-constrained environments.

The rally also builds on improving fundamentals after prior concentrated selling pressure from a 20-million-share secondary offering was absorbed. The companys Q2 earnings disclosed new orders of approximately $2 billion year-to-date in FY2026, doubling from roughly $1 billion in the same period last year, reinforcing confidence in the companys growth trajectory in high-compute infrastructure.

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