CAO Maciej Kurzymski sold 6,229 shares of BE at $293.36 on 2026-05-13 for $1,827,339.44; current price $303.41.
Kurzymski sold 6,229 shares (-7.1% of his holdings) at $293.36 near the 52-week high of $302.99. The stock has surged 38.5% in 30 days and 117.1% in 90 days. Against this backdrop, the sale appears modest relative to his total holdings of 81,945 shares post-transaction, and the timing—just 0.1% below the 52-week high—occurs during an extended rally. Notably, his prior two sales at Bloom Energy (2026-03-16 and 2025-11-05) were followed by continued gains: 90-day returns of +90.8% and +17.2% respectively, meaning he did not sell before declines on either occasion. The company remains unprofitable on a full-year basis despite strong quarterly revenue of $751.1M and net income of $73.7M in the latest quarter. The sharp rally combined with the firm's fundamental profitability gap may warrant scrutiny of whether this execution reflects opportunistic liquidation during elevated valuations or routine portfolio management.
Kurzymski Maciej sold 7,800 shares of Bloom Energy at $151.85 on 2026-03-16 for $1,184,430.00
Kurzymski Maciej sold 7,800 shares (representing 8.5% of his prior holdings) at $151.85, reducing his stake to 84,294 shares. The stock is currently trading at $160.05, up 14.5% over 30 days and 107.9% over 90 days. Bloom Energy remains unprofitable with a net income of $-23.0M, though the company posted strong annual revenue growth of 37.3%. His prior sell at this ticker on 2025-11-05 resulted in a 90-day return of +17.2%, indicating that stock moved higher after his sale—a poorly timed outcome. The current transaction occurs after substantial recent momentum, with the stock well above its near-term entry levels.
Kurzymski Maciej sold 13,105 shares of BE at $144.09 on 2025-11-05; current price $135.21 follows +267.4% 90-day surge.
Kurzymski Maciej sold 13,105 shares at $144.09, reducing holdings from 106,374 to 93,269 shares, a -12.3% reduction in his stake. The sale occurred near the 52-week high of $142.37, with the stock now trading at $135.21, down 5.0% from that peak. The sale deserves scrutiny in context of Bloom Energy's fundamental challenges: the company posted a negative net income of $-23.0M over its most recent full fiscal year despite revenue growth of +10.5%, and currently carries an extreme P/E ratio of 1931.57 (meaningless given unprofitability). The 90-day price appreciation of +267.4% and 30-day gain of +54.4% had positioned the stock at levels substantially above recent history; the insider's sale at that juncture and the subsequent 5.0% decline merit examination of whether this reflects material reservations.
