Overview
- Shares touched an intraday peak of $147.8 on Monday before closing at $142.37, extending a roughly 300% three‑month surge.
- Bloom increased its planned convertible senior notes offering to $2.2 billion to fund R&D, manufacturing and other needs, with notes due November 30, 2030 and a 52.5% conversion premium.
- Third‑quarter revenue rose 57% to $519 million with improved gross margin and a return to operating profit, though net loss attributable to shareholders was $23 million.
- Brookfield Asset Management plans to invest up to $5 billion through a joint venture to deploy Bloom’s solid‑oxide fuel cells for AI data centers.
- Analysts remain split as Jefferies raised its target to $53 with an Underperform rating and Susquehanna lifted its target to $157, while Bloom targets 2 gigawatts of manufacturing capacity by end‑2026.