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Bloom Energy Corp Industrials Electrical Industrial Apparatus S&P 500Russell 3000
$203.17Close $56.9BMarket cap $76.97 – $345.8552-week range Late-januaryNext report · estimated

Highlights

Cautions

  • Not in an uptrend 4 of 8 trend conditions
  • Far from its high 41% below its 52-week high

Price

Filing Results Screen pick 52-week high and low Adjusted prices

Key figures

FY to Dec 31, 2025 · filed Oct 22, 2026
Off 12-month high 41%
1wk up 5.1% price change
1mo down 26.6% price change
12-month return up 59% market up 11% · its own up 41%
F-score — — Not assessed
Altman Z 9.56 Low risk
P/E — price / earnings
PEG — P/E / EPS growth
P/B 74.0× price / book
Earnings yield up 0.1% EBIT / enterprise value
Cheaper than 16% of the market · expensive
Revenue growth up 39% year on year
EPS growth — latest quarter
Sales growth up 140% latest quarter · -28 pts
ROE down 13% return on equity
Free cash margin up 3% $57.2M FCF
D/E 3.40 long-term debt / equity
Net debt / EBITDA 2.2×
Interest cover 1.9×EBIT / interest
Piotroski tests

Repair signals

  • Gross margin 28.1% → 29.3%

Trade setup

ATR% 9.7% $19.71 a day · 2×ATR $163.75
RS 60 / 99 vs the universe
Trend 4 / 8 trend template
Relative volume 1.1× vs 50-day average
Up/down volume 0.91 50 sessions
Implied move — no scheduled report
Trend template · 4 of 8
  • Price above the 150 and 200-day averages: fails
  • 150-day average above the 200-day: passes
  • 200-day average rising for a month: passes
  • 50-day average above the 150 and 200-day: passes
  • Price above the 50-day average: fails
  • At least 30% above the 52-week low: passes
  • Within 25% of the 52-week high: fails
  • RS rank 70 or higher: fails

Screen verdict

Did not qualify for any screen.

Warning signs

1 flagged
  • Interest is covered, but thinly Earnings before interest cover the interest bill 1.9 times, leaving little room if profits fall.
Last reported Oct 22, 2026
Last shock Jul 28, 2026-11% in one session2.0× volumeon results+22% since
Options $158.9M83.5% IV · activity

Financials

6 fiscal years · from filings
Revenue What customers paid the company over its fiscal year, before any cost, as filed in its annual report. The change is against the year before. Methodology $2.0B +39% on FY2024
$0 $2.5B FY20 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY2020 · $731.2M FY2021 · $906.9M FY2022 · $1.1B FY2023 · $1.3B FY2024 · $1.4B FY2025 · $2.0B
Net income Profit left after every cost, interest and tax for the year. A column below the line is a loss. Methodology -$87.1M
-$500M $0 FY20 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY2020 · -$157.6M FY2021 · -$164.4M FY2022 · -$301.7M FY2023 · -$302.1M FY2024 · -$27.2M FY2025 · -$87.1M
Free cash flow Cash from running the business less what it spent on equipment and buildings: the cash a year actually left behind, which profit alone does not show. Not shown for banks and insurers, whose cash moves with their loans. Methodology $57.2M +73% on FY2024
-$500M $0 $100M FY20 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY2020 · -$136.7M FY2021 · -$110.5M FY2022 · -$308.5M FY2023 · -$456.3M FY2024 · $33.1M FY2025 · $57.2M
Margins Each as a share of revenue. Gross: left after the direct cost of what was sold. Net: left after every cost. Free cash: free cash flow over revenue. A margin rising over years means the business keeps more of each dollar it sells. Methodology
  • Gross 29%
  • Net -4%
  • Free cash 3%
-50% 0% 50% FY20 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY2020 · Gross 23% · Net -22% · Free cash -19% FY2021 · Gross 22% · Net -18% · Free cash -12% FY2022 · Gross 13% · Net -27% · Free cash -27% FY2023 · Gross 16% · Net -24% · Free cash -36% FY2024 · Gross 28% · Net -2% · Free cash 2% FY2025 · Gross 29% · Net -4% · Free cash 3%
Cash and long-term debt Cash on the balance sheet at the year's end beside debt due after a year. Net cash is cash less that debt; net debt is the shortfall. Debt some filers do not tag shows as a gap, not as zero. Methodology $159.6M net debt
  • Cash
  • Long-term debt
$0 $5B FY20 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY2020 · Cash $246.9M · Long-term debt $270.1M FY2021 · Cash $396.0M · Long-term debt $500.9M FY2022 · Cash $348.5M · Long-term debt $385.6M FY2023 · Cash $664.6M · Long-term debt $846.6M FY2024 · Cash $802.9M · Long-term debt $1.0B FY2025 · Cash $2.5B · Long-term debt $2.6B
  FY2020Dec 31, 2020 FY2021Dec 31, 2021 FY2022Dec 31, 2022 FY2023Dec 31, 2023 FY2024Dec 31, 2024 FY2025Dec 31, 2025
Revenue $731.2M $906.9M $1.1B $1.3B $1.4B $2.0B
Gross margin 23% 22% 13% 16% 28% 29%
Operating income -$80.8M -$114.5M -$261.0M -$208.9M $22.9M $72.8M
Net income -$157.6M -$164.4M -$301.7M -$302.1M -$27.2M -$87.1M
Net margin -22% -18% -27% -24% -2% -4%
Earnings per share -$1.14 -$0.95 -$1.62 -$1.42 -$0.12 -$0.36
Free cash flow -$136.7M -$110.5M -$308.5M -$456.3M $33.1M $57.2M
Free cash margin -19% -12% -27% -36% 2% 3%
Cash $246.9M $396.0M $348.5M $664.6M $802.9M $2.5B
Long-term debt $270.1M $500.9M $385.6M $846.6M $1.0B $2.6B
Shareholders' equity $78.8M -$44.3M $340.8M $502.1M $562.5M $768.6M
Shares outstanding — — — — — 280.05m

What options price now

Expected 1-month range The at-the-money straddle for the expiry nearest a month out, as a share of the price: the move, either way, the option market is pricing by then. The range is the price plus and minus that move; the stock ends inside it a little more often than not. Methodology
$167 – $242 ±18.3% by Nov 27, 2026
Swings expected vs recent The daily swings the options are priced for (implied volatility) against the swings the stock actually had over the last 20 sessions (realised volatility). Bigger means options charge for more movement than the stock has been delivering; smaller, less. On a contract row, that contract's own implied volatility over the stock's realised. Methodology
About the same 83.5% priced · 92.5% recent
Next month vs later At-the-money implied volatility for 8-45 day expiries over 46-90 day ones: whether options price the coming month as choppier or calmer than the two after it. Ahead of a report it usually reads choppier, and the extra comes out once the report is out. Methodology
Choppier
Crash protection What options that pay off in a fall cost against options that pay off in a rise (the 25-delta skew), compared with this company's own normal - the median of its stored nightly readings, once there are 20 - and with five sessions ago. Protection costs a little more than upside on most shares. More than usual means readers of the chain are paying up to insure against a drop; it does not say which way the stock will go. Methodology
past week: costs more
Positioning
Premium traded
$158.9M calls $74.4M · puts $84.5M · latest session
Puts against calls, by premium Money spent on puts divided by money spent on calls. Measured in dollars rather than contracts on purpose: counting contracts treats a hundred cheap lottery tickets as more meaningful than one large position, which is backwards. Methodology
1.14× +0.14 over the week
Open interest added The change over five sessions in option positions left open overnight, calls and puts. A rise means positions were added. It cannot say whether they were bought or sold, so more calls is not a vote for a rise: a call is as often sold against shares already held. Methodology
calls -49.70k · puts -36.74k past week

For options traders: ATM IV 83.5% (-6.2% 1w) · 1m ÷ 3m IV 1.07 · 25Δ skew 5.8 pts · Net GEX -$20.3M

Most traded contracts 1
Contract Next day: opened, closed or mixed A large option trade on its own is ambiguous: it may have opened a position, closed one, or been one leg of a spread. Open interest is published overnight, so the next morning settles it. Opened: open interest rose by a good share of the volume traded, so positions were added. Closed: it fell, so positions were taken off. Mixed: it barely moved, as when one side opens while the other closes. A dash: the next morning's count is not in yet. None of the three says whether the contracts were bought or sold. Methodology Volume against open interest The day's contracts traded, divided by the positions already standing. Above 1 the day's trading exceeded every position in existence, which cannot happen without something new — though only tomorrow's open interest proves it opened rather than closed. Methodology Bid-ask spread The gap between the bid and the ask as a share of the midpoint: what a round trip costs before the position has moved at all. Methodology Priced vs rest of chain The contract's implied volatility less the at-the-money reading for the same company, in points: how this strike is priced against the rest of the chain. Methodology Move to break even How far the stock must move by expiry for a buyer at the midpoint to get the premium back: strike plus premium for a call, strike less premium for a put. Methodology Premium
Jan 15, 2027 · $200 call -2% from price — 0.50 3.7% -2.8% +13.4% $2.8M

Liquid contracts, 3 weeks to 4 months out, soonest expiry first.

Filings

SEC EDGAR
FiledReportPeriod to Lag
Oct 22, 2026 Quarterly ↗ Sep 30, 2026 22d
Jul 28, 2026 Quarterly ↗ Jun 30, 2026 28d
Apr 29, 2026 Quarterly ↗ Mar 31, 2026 29d
Feb 9, 2026 Annual ↗ Dec 31, 2025 40d
Oct 28, 2025 Quarterly ↗ Sep 30, 2025 28d
Jul 31, 2025 Quarterly ↗ Jun 30, 2025 31d
Apr 30, 2025 Quarterly ↗ Mar 31, 2025 30d
Feb 27, 2025 Annual ↗ Dec 31, 2024 58d
Nov 7, 2024 Quarterly ↗ Sep 30, 2024 38d
Aug 8, 2024 Quarterly ↗ Jun 30, 2024 39d
May 9, 2024 Quarterly ↗ Mar 31, 2024 39d
Feb 15, 2024 Annual ↗ Dec 31, 2023 46d

Current reports