FuelCell Energy (FCEL) stock surged 24% on June 29 and another 21% on June 30 after the company received a fresh vote of confidence from a U.S. government lender. This marks the latest sign that Wall Street is warming to FuelCell's bet on artificial intelligence (AI) and data-center power demand.
The Export-Import Bank of the United States, known as EXIM, approved a $49 million financing package for FuelCell Energy on June 23, according to a company statement. The money will arrive in two tranches and is tied to the company's ongoing work in South Korea, one of its most established overseas markets.