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fluence

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[floo-uhns] / ˈflu əns /

noun

plural

fluences
  1. Physics. a measure of either the amount of energy or the number of photons or other particles received per unit area of an irradiated surface (often used in a medical context).

  2. Optics. a measure of the density of a laser beam, expressed as the amount of radiant energy per unit area delivered to a surface.


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Fluence Energy projects fiscal 2026 revenue between $3.2 billion and $3.6 billion, implying 48% growth from the prior year at the midpoint.

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About 85% of the midpoint of Fluence’s revenue range was already secured in its backlog as of Sept. 30, the company said.

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Fluence secured $1.4 billion worth of new orders in the quarter.

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Fluence ended the year with total cash and liquidity of $1.3 billion, “representing the highest level of liquidity in company history,” Nebreda added.

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UBS rates Fluence at Neutral with a $8 price target.

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