On July 7, Bloom Energy fell 3.94% in regular trading, trading at 280.68 USD/share, with turnover of $193 million. The decline was triggered by Jefferies raising its price target on Bloom Energy from $207 to $246 while maintaining a Hold rating, sending a clear overvaluation signal as the new target remains significantly below both the current stock price and the market consensus target of $298.66.

The stock had previously surged after Bloom Energy and Brookfield Asset Management announced a fivefold expansion of their AI infrastructure power partnership framework from $5 billion to $25 billion. The partnership, part of Brookfield's AI Infrastructure Fund launched in November with a $100 billion deployment target, solidifies Bloom Energy's position as a core on-site power provider for AI data centers. While UBS raised its target to $350 maintaining a Buy rating, Jefferies' Hold rating combined with its substantially below-market target price prompted some investors to lock in gains following the rapid run-up.

Within the Heavy Electrical Equipment sector, the overall sector showed broad weakness. Among individual stocks, GE Vernova Inc. down 7.97%, X-Energy down 4.12%, Doncasters Group down 3.22%, Forgent Power Solutions down 3.14%, NuScale Power down 2.28%.

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