On June 25, FuelCell Energy fell 8.44% in regular trading, trading at $18.87/share, with turnover of $87.80 million. The decline reflects profit-taking pressure following the prior session's nearly 9% surge driven by the company's strategic agreement with Fit Energy USA LP to supply up to 380 megawatts of clean power for data centers.

The agreement includes an immediate deposit for an initial 30MW of power set to begin delivery later this year, with Fit Energy eligible to receive warrants tied to future deployment milestones of up to 380MW. While the order represents significant commercial progress, the stock has exhibited a recurring pattern of sharp rallies followed by pullbacks — rising over 8% on June 22 before retreating over 8% on June 23, then rebounding nearly 9% on June 24 before today's selloff.

Notably, the broader Electrical Components and Equipment sector remains firm, with Vertiv Holdings up 3.22%, Eaton up 4.03%, and Acuity up 18.53%, suggesting the decline is largely stock-specific profit-taking rather than sector-wide weakness.

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