Johnson Fistel, a shareholder rights law firm, is investigating FuelCell Energy following its July 2026 public stock offering and a recent disclosure of $17 million in charges related to a commercial agreement with Fit Energy. The firm questions whether FuelCell adequately disclosed that its product costs and manufacturing overhead exceeded the contract pricing, causing significant losses. This investigation follows a sharp decline in FuelCell's share price after the company revealed these financial issues. Investors who suffered losses from FuelCell securities are encouraged to join the investigation.
Bloom Energy's stock surged 8% amid a risk-on market mood, driven by its strong position in AI onsite power demand. This move outpaced its fuel cell peers FuelCell Energy and Plug Power, which saw minimal gains. The rally follows Bloom's strong Q2 20...
FuelCell Energy reported disappointing third-quarter results with sales and earnings per share falling short of expectations, partly due to selling a 30 MW tranche below cost. The company raised nearly $300 million through a public offering and marke...
Several tech stocks including Pasqal, Credo, Palo Alto Networks (PANW), FuelCell Energy (FCEL), and MongoDB (MDB) saw significant declines on September 2, 2026. Pasqal dropped over 21% despite positive quantum computing progress, likely due to profit...
FuelCell Energy reported a Q3 earnings per share loss of $0.64, missing analyst estimates of a $0.41 loss, though it improved from last year's $0.95 loss. Quarterly revenue fell 29% year-over-year to $33 million, below expectations, due to fewer modu...
FuelCell Energy reported a larger third-quarter loss due to higher costs linked to a new data center power deal, with revenue dropping 29% year-over-year to $33 million and adjusted loss per share at $0.64, wider than expected. The company’s gross lo...
