BE - Bloom Energy Corporation

NYSE - NYSE Delayed Price. Currency in USD
26.68
-0.70 (-2.56%)
At close: 4:02PM EDT
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Previous Close27.38
Open27.50
Bid25.90 x 800
Ask27.88 x 1400
Day's Range26.27 - 28.34
52 Week Range0.40 - 38.00
Volume270,498
Avg. Volume1,031,401
Market Cap2.914B
Beta (3Y Monthly)N/A
PE Ratio (TTM)N/A
EPS (TTM)-19.53
Earnings DateN/A
Forward Dividend & YieldN/A (N/A)
Ex-Dividend DateN/A
1y Target Est24.57
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  • Business Wire11 days ago

    Bloom Energy Recognized with Frost & Sullivan Technology Innovation Award for Data Center Power Infrastructure

    Bloom Energy Servers Recognized for Superior Availability and Reliability, and for Highest Power Efficiency of any Commercially Available Power Solution

  • Bloom Energy to Preview Highly-Efficient Solution for Generating Clean Electricity From Landfill, Waste Water and Agricultural Biogas at California Climate Action Summit
    Business Wirelast month

    Bloom Energy to Preview Highly-Efficient Solution for Generating Clean Electricity From Landfill, Waste Water and Agricultural Biogas at California Climate Action Summit

    Bloom Energy will preview a new high-efficiency, Bloom Energy Server-based solution for generating clean electricity from waste biogas at the Bay Area Air Quality Management District Climate Tech Marketplace, which is an affiliate event of the Global Climate Action Summit in San Francisco on September 13th.

  • Bloom Energy Stock Downgraded: What You Need to Know
    Motley Fool2 months ago

    Bloom Energy Stock Downgraded: What You Need to Know

    Credit Suisse's not keen on this fuel cell specialist's valuation.

  • Benzinga2 months ago

    Newly Public Bloom Energy Downgraded By Credit Suisse On Valuation: 'Much Work Remains To Be Done'

    Fuel cell power manufacturer  Bloom Energy Corp. (NYSE: BE ) was hit with a downgrade Monday a month after its initial public offering.  The Analysts Credit Suisse analyst Michael Weinstein downgraded ...

  • Escalating Grid Outages Prompt High Tech Manufacturer JSR Micro, Inc. to Implement Bloom Energy Microgrid
    Business Wire2 months ago

    Escalating Grid Outages Prompt High Tech Manufacturer JSR Micro, Inc. to Implement Bloom Energy Microgrid

    Faced with escalating power outages and an increased risk of interruptions to its precision manufacturing operations, Silicon Valley’s JSR Micro, Inc. has selected Bloom Energy (BE) to deploy a microgrid to provide its primary power. JSR Micro is a subsidiary of JSR Corporation, a multinational company employing more than 7,500 people worldwide, and a leading materials supplier in a variety of technology driven markets. The microgrid at JSR Micro will draw on-site electric power from Bloom Energy Servers.

  • Bloom Energy gets thumbs-up from Wall Street following July IPO
    MarketWatch2 months ago

    Bloom Energy gets thumbs-up from Wall Street following July IPO

    Bloom Energy’s stock run-up post IPO sets Wall Street on a cautiously optimistic view of the clean-energy company.

  • Benzinga2 months ago

    'A True Disruptor': Wall Street Weighs In On Bloom Energy

    Bloom Energy Corp (NYSE: BE) hit the ground running on the public market, trading as high as $29.88 in its first few weeks following its July IPO that priced at $15. KeyBanc Capital Markets analyst Tahira Afzal said Bloom is an exceptional play on the high-growth fuel cell industry. Morgan Stanley analyst Stephen Byrd said Bloom stock is not fully pricing in the potential for significant margin expansion and cash flow generation.

  • TheStreet.com2 months ago

    Prepare For the Worst but Stay Positive

    The indices have bounced off the intraday lows but when a bounce doesn't occur quickly after the open the danger of a poor close is higher. This is a market that has been struggling for a while although the indices have covered it to a great extent.

  • TheStreet.com2 months ago

    Fears Over Turkey Ease, but Don't Expect a Strong Market Uptrend

    Concern over a meltdown of the Turkish lira has cooled overnight and indices are bouncing sharply. The Turkish central bank has promised to inject liquidity from foreign currencies and that has caused a bounce in the lira of 8% or so. Market players anticipated an immediate recovery yesterday morning and were caught by surprise when the early bounce failed.

  • TheStreet.com2 months ago

    Overly Aggressive Dip Buyers Finally Trapped

    It has worked so consistently for so long that it has become a bit of a joke in the trading community. Bad news such as terrorist attacks, nuclear war with Korea, Trade wars with China and even President Donald Trump himself have consistently result in automatic and energetic buying.

  • 3 Takeaways From Bloom Energy's Q2 Earnings
    Motley Fool2 months ago

    3 Takeaways From Bloom Energy's Q2 Earnings

    Beginning its life as a publicly traded company with a bang, Bloom Energy provided investors with plenty to celebrate regarding its second quarter.

  • The Wall Street Journal2 months ago

    [$$] Crowdfunding Exits, Despite Profits, Spur Headaches for Some Investors

    Now, Mr. Smith wants to get hold of his shares. Various investors and the fund manager potentially could be at odds over clashing objectives. It became easier for investors to take part in such collective-funding efforts after several platforms were created a few years ago by companies such as AngelList, OurCrowd, MicroVentures and FundersClub.

  • MarketWatch2 months ago

    Bloom Energy posts narrower quarterly loss

    Bloom Energy Corp. (be) shares rose 2.3% after hours Tuesday after the energy company reported its first quarterly results post its initial public offering last month. Bloom said it lost $46 million, or $4.36 a share, in the second quarter, compared with a loss of $63 million, or $6.24 a share, in the year-ago period. Bloom is in a post-IPO mandatory quiet period and did not schedule a conference call with analysts.

  • Business Wire2 months ago

    Bloom Energy Announces Second Quarter 2018 Financial Results

    Bloom Energy Corporation (BE) today announced financial results for its second quarter ended June 30, 2018. The Company’s financial results were at the high end of the range of the preliminary financial results provided in its final prospectus filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

  • In just one week as a public company, Bloom Energy has squandered its credibility
    MarketWatch2 months ago

    In just one week as a public company, Bloom Energy has squandered its credibility

    Bloom Energy Corp.’s chief executive sat down with MarketWatch for a phone interview on the day his company’s stock debuted on Wall Street, to answer questions about an initial public offering that this column had openly questioned. His answers only did more damage.

  • Barrons.com2 months ago

    Colin Powell Buys $5 Million in Bloom Energy Stock

    Former U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell bought $5 million in class A shares of Bloom Energy (BE) in the clean-technology company's initial public offering last week. Gen. Powell paid the IPO price of $15 each for 333,333 class A shares for his personal account, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission regulatory filing. In addition, Powell owns 28,150 class B Bloom Energy supervoting shares directly and 43,500 class B shares through two trusts, stock options for 83,333 class B shares, and restricted stock units representing 5,000 class B shares.

  • Business Wire2 months ago

    Bloom Energy to Report Second Quarter 2018 Financial Results on August 7

    Bloom Energy Corporation (BE) will report its second quarter 2018 financial results after U.S. financial markets close on Tuesday, August 7, 2018. The Company will provide a shareholder letter with financial results and management commentary. The letter will be posted to the Investor Relations section of the Company's website.

  • Bloom Energy will be profitable this year, CEO says after IPO
    MarketWatch3 months ago

    Bloom Energy will be profitable this year, CEO says after IPO

    Wall Street seemingly could not get enough of Bloom Energy Corp. on Wednesday, with shares rising as much as 50% after an initial public offering that Chief Executive and founder K.R. Sridhar credited to his company’s ability to explain its purpose.

  • The Wall Street Journal3 months ago

    [$$] Clean-Tech Company Bloom Energy Soars 67% in Trading Debut

    Shares of clean-technology company Bloom Energy Corp. soared in their trading debut Wednesday, the latest newly public company to benefit from investor enthusiasm for nascent technologies. In their first day of trading on the New York Stock Exchange, shares of the Sunnyvale, Calif.-based maker of energy-generating devices rose 67% to close at $25. The listing raised about $270 million, valuing Bloom Energy at $1.6 billion at its initial price.

  • The Wall Street Journal3 months ago

    [$$] After Nearly Two Decades, Bloom Energy's IPO Rises 67% in First Day Trading

    It’s a potential return for venture investors that have stuck by the company through several market swings in hopes of an exit. Bloom Energy will be cash-flow positive and GAAP-profitable this year, and “sustainably onward,”, K.R. Sridhar, Bloom Energy chief executive and founder said in an interview with MarketWatch, a sister publication of WSJ Pro. The company is profitable as of the second quarter, he told MarketWatch.

  • Bloom Energy IPO: 9 Things to Know
    InvestorPlace3 months ago

    Bloom Energy IPO: 9 Things to Know

    Bloom Energy (NYSE:BE) is holding its Initial Public Offering (IPO) today.

  • Bloom Energy IPO: 5 things to know about the Silicon Valley clean-energy ‘unicorn’
    MarketWatch3 months ago

    Bloom Energy IPO: 5 things to know about the Silicon Valley clean-energy ‘unicorn’

    Bloom Energy Corp. priced its initial public offering at $15, the top end of its price range, vying to join the likes of Dropbox in equity markets.

  • MarketWatch3 months ago

    Bloom Energy shares gain 30% on NYSE debut

    MARKET PULSE Shares of Bloom Energy Corp. (be) shot up out of the gate Wednesday, advancing 30% on the New York Stock Exchange to $19.44. Bloom earlier priced its initial public offering at $15, the top of a $13-$15 range set earlier in July, to raise $270 million.