On June 12, Fervo Energy rose 5.46% in regular trading, trading at $36.44/share, with turnover of $6.07 million. The move was driven by continued positive sentiment following the company's announcement of Sarah Jewett's appointment as Chief Operating Officer.

The newly created COO role is designed to centralize key business functions and help the company scale with greater speed, discipline, and confidence. Jewett previously led the company's strategy department and had served in corporate development roles at Select Energy Services. The appointment signals Fervo's intent to accelerate operational expansion as geothermal construction ramps up.

Fervo Energy went public on May 13 at an IPO price of $27 per share on the Nasdaq, raising $1.89 billion with backing from Bill Gates' Breakthrough Energy Ventures among other institutional investors. The current share price represents a premium of approximately 35% above the IPO price. Additionally, Piper Sandler recently initiated coverage with an Overweight rating and a $51 price target, the highest among covering analysts, while the consensus average target stands at $46.88.

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