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Simply Wall St and ad-hoc-news.de report on Bloom Energy's Q3 growth and higher 2026 guidance, while profit-taking and insider selling drew attention.
Two outlets published pieces on Bloom Energy (BE) around its latest results. Simply Wall St reports that the company, which sells solid-oxide fuel cells that generate electricity on site from natural gas, posted Q3 2026 revenue of US$1,236M, up 138% year on year.
Simply Wall St also reports that Bloom raised its 2026 guidance to US$4.4-4.6B of revenue and US$3.10-3.40 of non-GAAP EPS, citing the Q3 release. It says data centers that cannot wait years for a grid connection are among the buyers, and it argues the current valuation depends on about US$12B of 2028 revenue.
ad-hoc-news.de reports that Bloom Energy shares fell 4.6% on Friday amid profit-taking and insider selling, which sharpened investor focus on how the company's story plays out over time.
Solid-oxide fuel cells produce electricity on site, which can serve customers who want power without waiting for a utility grid connection.
The reports show how strong growth and raised guidance sit alongside valuation questions and insider selling for Bloom Energy.
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