AI Data Center Beneficiary Executive Retains 140 Billion Won Stake After Selling Hundreds of Billions

Bloom Energy Corp (NASDAQ: BE) Chief Legal Officer and Secretary Shawn Marie Soderberg sold tens of thousands of the company’s common shares on March 19 and April 14–15 under a pre-established Rule 10b5-1 trading plan, raising about $14 million (roughly KRW 190 billion). Even after these sales, she still holds approximately 517,000 shares—directly and through trusts—valued at about $108.6 million (around KRW 140 billion) per the latest disclosures, maintaining a substantial stake.

Since expanding its contract with Oracle on April 13 to supply up to 2.8 gigawatts of fuel cells, Bloom Energy’s stock has surged roughly 20% amid growing expectations for AI data-center power solutions. The company has also continued its growth trajectory by appointing a new Chief Financial Officer and reporting record revenues in its fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results.

Headquartered in California, Bloom Energy provides on-site power generation systems based on solid oxide fuel-cell technology, delivering reliable electricity to data centers, manufacturing facilities and other large users. Against the backdrop of rapidly rising AI data-center power demand and corporate decarbonization efforts, the company underscores its growth potential through long-term power-supply agreements and major project wins.