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Fluence Energy Stock Skyrockets on Battery Boom – Is the FLNC Rally Here to Stay?

Fluence Energy Stock Skyrockets on Battery Boom – Is the FLNC Rally Here to Stay?

Fluence Energy shares jumped over 16% on Oct. 14, 2025, closing near $18.45 after JPMorgan announced a $1.5 trillion infrastructure plan with $10 billion for battery storage. The rally followed a 21% surge the previous day after Susquehanna nearly doubled its price target. Fluence’s stock is up 83% in a month, fueled by major project wins and speculation around data center demand. Short interest remains high, driving volatility.
15 October 2025
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Fluence Energy (FLNC) Skyrockets on Mega Battery Deal – Inside the Rally and What’s Next

Fluence Energy (FLNC) Skyrockets on AI Hype and Storage Deals – Can the Rally Last? /updated: 3:00 PM EDT/

FLNC surged 11% to $12.03 on Oct. 1, 2025, capping a two-week run that doubled its share price. Q3 revenue rose 24.7% to $602.7M with net income of $6.9M, but full-year guidance was cut due to project delays. The company secured major storage contracts in Poland and Ukraine and opened a 35 GWh battery plant in Vietnam. Analyst consensus remains Hold, with a $8.13 average price target.
1 October 2025
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Fluence Energy (FLNC) Skyrockets on Mega Battery Deal – Inside the Rally and What’s Next

Fluence Energy (FLNC) Skyrockets on Mega Battery Deal – Inside the Rally and What’s Next

Fluence Energy shares surged nearly 40% to $11.24 on Sept 24, 2025, after winning a 133 MW/622 MWh battery storage contract in Poland. Despite the rally, the stock remains down 39% year-to-date and well below its 52-week high. Fiscal Q3 revenue rose 25% to $602.5 million, with a $4.9 billion order backlog. Analyst sentiment is mixed, with most rating the stock “Hold” and price targets near $8–$9.
24 September 2025
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    May 19, 2026, 9:50 PM EDT. Australian shares dropped 0.5% to 8,563 as U.S. stock futures slipped due to higher bond yields and Middle East tensions. The Reserve Bank's May minutes hinted that underlying inflation may stay above 3% until late 2027, fueling cautious sentiment. Losses hit mining and technology sectors hardest, including non-energy minerals and electronic tech stocks. Major banks fell between 0.4% and 1.1%. Key decliners were BHP Group (-2.2%), Evolution Mining (-3.6%), Northern Star Resources (-2.4%), and South32 (-2.0%). Gains in consumer sentiment in May offered some support, limiting overall losses.

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