BE Investor Notice: Johnson Fistel Investigates Bloom Energy Corporation
(NYSE:BE) Johnson Fistel, PLLP is investigating Bloom Energy Corporation on behalf of investors who suffered losses and whether those losses may be recoverable under federal securities laws. On July 8, 2026, Hunterbrook published a report concerning Bloom Energy’s AI growth narrative and certain statements concerning its supply chain. The report challenged statements by Bloom's CEO that the Company has “no China supply chain” and is “not dependent on China for scandium,” alleging that Bloom remains reliant on Chinese-sourced scandium through multiple supply routes. Hunterbrook cited a representative of Hunan Oriental Scandium, who allegedly stated, “We are also BE's largest supplier of scandium,” and, when discussing how the material reaches U.S. customers, stated, “Not exported directly.” In 2024, Johnson Fistel recovered approximately $90,725,000 for investors. The company projects no forward-looking claims in the source text.
GMG Board Approves Capital for Engineering of Factory for Graphene Factories
(TSXV: GMG) Graphene Manufacturing Group Ltd. announced that its Board of Directors has approved AU$1.2 million in capital expenditure for the next stage of detailed design, engineering and long-lead procurement for its next-generation graphene manufacturing plant. The planned Fulcrum Facility will be located in GMG's newly leased warehouse in Richlands, near the existing GMG "Boundary" Facility (HQ) in Queensland, Australia. The Fulcrum Facility will include an area for assembling Graphene Modular Production Units (MPU's) and a separate operating area for up to 5 separate Graphene MPU's, each with an estimated capacity of up to 20 tonnes per annum. Once fully completed and optimised, the Fulcrum Facility is expected to have annual production capacity of up to 100 tonnes of graphene and to assemble and commission up to 12 additional MPU's per annum, equivalent to a further 240 tonnes of annual graphene production capacity. The facility is also expected to be largely self-powered through standalone energy generation using renewable sources, an energy storage system and hydrogen-enriched natural gas supplied by tail gas power generation. GMG is progressing site selection and government approvals studies for locating a graphene production facility in both USA and Canada. The company projects that optimisation of the Gen 2.0 Plant for graphene quality, production rate, graphene packing, and self-power generation will not be completed until the end of 2026.