On June 30, Bloom Energy rose 4.3% in regular trading, trading at approximately $290.1/share, with turnover of $258 million, extending its multi-day rebound trajectory.

The current advance represents a continuation of the technical recovery following the extreme selloff on June 26, when the Russell Index semi-annual reconstitution took effect. Approximately $12 trillion in passive funds tracking the Russell indices executed concentrated rebalancing on that date, compounded by quarter-end pension fund re-allocation flows. The dual capital flow shock drove the stock down 18.49% in a single session with turnover exceeding 20% of float. After such extreme selling pressure was fully absorbed, the stock began stabilizing in after-hours trading and has since posted consecutive gains.

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, deploying Bloom Energy's fuel cell power generation technology to provide stable electricity for large AI data centers and AI factories, with a single project in Wyoming valued at approximately $2.65 billion over 20 years. These agreements further solidify the company's positioning as a core on-site power supply provider for AI data centers.

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