On August 6, Fluence Energy, Inc. declined 23.82% overnight, trading at $10.91/share, with turnover of $43,900.

The decline was triggered by the company's fiscal third-quarter earnings report released after market close on August 5. Fluence Energy reported a loss of $(0.24) per share, dramatically missing the analyst consensus estimate of $0.02. Revenue came in at $600.18 million, falling far short of the $848.17 million estimate. This represents a significant deterioration from the prior quarter's EPS of $0.01 and last quarter's revenue of $465 million.

The sell-off fully erased gains from August 4, when the stock had surged over 8% on optimism ahead of earnings and rising expectations around AI data center battery storage demand. The company had previously garnered attention through its collaboration with Nvidia and Siemens on the DSX Vera Rubin AI factory power solution, which drove a 44% rally in early June. However, the severe earnings miss has sharply undercut confidence in near-term execution and revenue delivery.

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