The complaint centers on assertions that Bloom Energy downplayed the extent to which its operations depended on scandium sourced from China. While the company claimed to acquire the material through third parties outside the country, plaintiffs argue these disclosures were materially false. Investors who purchased shares during the designated class period now face a September 28, 2026, deadline to seek appointment as lead plaintiff in the case.

The DJS Law Group, representing the shareholders, maintains that these omissions artificially influenced the company's market position. While participation in the litigation does not strictly require a lead plaintiff appointment, the firm is currently organizing those who suffered financial losses during the period of alleged misrepresentation to join the recovery efforts.