Movement Alert|FuelCell Rises 8.3% in Pre-Market Trading, Multiple Investment Banks Initiate Coverage With Bullish Consensus Target

Market Focus
Sep 29

On September 29, FuelCell rose 8.3% in pre-market trading, trading at $17.52/share, with turnover of approximately $1.47 million.

The rally was primarily driven by a wave of Wall Street coverage initiations. Barclays initiated FuelCell at Equalweight with a $20 price target, while Citigroup launched coverage with a Neutral rating and a $19 target. Earlier, UBS upgraded the stock to Buy from Neutral and raised its target to $27, citing meaningful sales upside from the Fit Energy USA agreement and the Siemens collaboration. The current analyst consensus rating stands at overweight, with a mean price target of $20.78, implying approximately 19% upside from the current price level.

Fundamentally, despite a Q3 fiscal earnings miss — adjusted EPS of -$0.64 versus -$0.41 estimated and revenue of $33.0 million versus $38.8 million expected — the company has built a $1.3 billion order backlog. FuelCell secured its first data center power supply agreement of 380 MW with Fit Energy USA and signed a capacity reservation deal with a major data center operator, positioning itself to capitalize on AI-driven electricity demand growth.

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