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Corrects Sharply, Analysts See Opportunity Only at Lower Levels

has fallen over 30% in the past month, hit by a broader correction in AI-linked stocks and concerns surrounding its key customer, Bloom Energy, despite no change in the company's business fundamentals. Analysts believe the long-term growth story in defence, space, nuclear and clean energy remains intact but advise investors to wait for stronger technical support before accumulating the stock. The recent correction is seen as a valuation reset rather than a deterioration in business, making disciplined buying at lower levels more favourable for long-term investors.