On June 29, Bloom Energy rose 7.16% in regular trading, trading at $270.97/share, with turnover of $363 million, extending its post-crash recovery trajectory.

The rebound stems from a technical recovery following extreme selling pressure on June 26, the Russell Index semi-annual rebalancing effective date. Approximately $12 trillion in passive funds tracking the Russell indices executed concentrated position adjustments, coinciding with quarter-end pension fund rebalancing windows. The dual capital flow shock drove the stock down 18.49% that day, with turnover reaching $14.8 billion and turnover rate spiking to 20.11%. After the extreme selling pressure was fully released, the stock began stabilizing in after-hours trading and has continued its recovery through overnight and pre-market sessions into regular trading.

On the fundamental side, Bloom Energy recently secured large-scale long-term contracts with Brookfield and American Electric Power totaling over $5 billion. The Brookfield partnership focuses on AI data center infrastructure, with Bloom Energy building and operating a fuel cell power generation facility in Wyoming under a 20-year contract valued at approximately $2.65 billion. These agreements further solidify its positioning as a core on-site power solution provider for AI data centers.

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