Pelosi's Spouse Invests in Bloom Energy Before S&P 500 Inclusion
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s spouse made a significant investment in Bloom Energy (BE) just weeks before the company was added to the S&P 500. According to an SEC filing, purchases were made between July 24 and July 28, with estimated values ranging from $3 million to as high as $12 million. The stock surged over 7% following its inclusion in the index on September 4, marking a year-to-date gain of more than 209%. Bloom Energy has seen rapid growth due to increased demand for onsite power solutions at AI data centers. Bloom’s Q2 FY2026 results showed revenue rising by over 165% year-over-year. CEO KR Sridhar noted that major hyperscalers and neoclouds have adopted the company's technology as a standard in AI infrastructure. The stock is now trading around $274, with directors having sold shares at prices between $239 to $250 during this period of growth. The investment aligns with broader trends in the AI infrastructure sector, where companies like Broadcom and AMD have also seen significant revenue increases from AI-related products. A securities class action lead plaintiff deadline is set for September 28.
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