On July 28, Bloom Energy Corp declined 3.02% overnight, trading at $182.52/share with turnover of $4.84 million. The pullback was driven by intensifying bull-bear divergence and short-term profit-taking pressure as the company's quarterly earnings report approaches, scheduled for post-market on July 28 with consensus EPS expected at $0.23.

The decline followed a sharp rally in the prior session, during which shares surged over 6% after Brookfield and Bloom Energy expanded their AI infrastructure partnership to $25 billion — a fivefold increase in construction and financing scale. Additional support came from Industrial Development Fund and Oaktree Capital announcing a $1.7 billion investment in Bloom Energy fuel cells for Nebius AI infrastructure expansion. UBS maintained its buy rating and $350 price target, arguing that market concerns over scandium supply constraints have been overstated.

Bloom Energy Corporation designs, manufactures, and installs solid-oxide fuel cell systems for on-site power generation, serving data centers, semiconductor manufacturing, and other critical facilities with distributed energy solutions.

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