US Stocks Movement: Bloom Energy surged on September 29 due to target price increase, AI power demand, and capacity expansion

Bloom Energy September 29th Surge Analysis

Keywords: Target Price Upgrade, AI Power Demand, Capacity Expansion

1. On September 29th, Jefferies raised Bloom Energy's target price from $229 to $264, stating that the company’s core logic of leveraging behind-the-meter power supply to meet AI data center electricity demand remains unchanged. Large orders and capacity expansion continue to support growth.

2. On September 28th, RBC Capital reiterated its "outperform" rating for Bloom Energy and its $335 target price. Previously, the company announced an increase in manufacturing capacity in Fremont, California from 1 GW to an annualized 2 GW by the end of 2026, and added a 158,000 square foot facility. This reflects its capacity expansion and order pipeline situation.

3. On September 29th, industry data indicated that data center behind-the-meter generation capacity is expected to reach 67 GW by 2030, covering 25% of global data center electricity demand. Bloom Energy specializes in solid oxide fuel cell onsite power generation systems and hydrogen electrolyzers, serving data centers, AI infrastructure, and related fields.

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