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Thermis / BE / Chaozhou Three-Circle → Bloom Energy

A tie on Bloom's upstream supply chain · Ceramic separator sheets → Solid-oxide fuel cells

Chaozhou Three-Circle → Bloom Energy

Material
Ceramic separator sheets (the fuel cell's electrolyte), made in Thailand by the subsidiary Glory Winner
Evidence
Inferred · current · as of 2026-04-17
Inferred: the supplier's own documents fit, but name no customer.
Latest record
2026-04-16 · The maker's investor-relations record: main supplier of fuel-cell separator sheets to an overseas fuel-cell leader, not named (record 3).
Route recorded
From the Thai subsidiary, Glory Winner, set up in 2019 (F225).
Supplier
Chaozhou Three-Circle · Thailand plant, China parent · Ceramic separator sheets
Customer
Bloom Energy · United States · Solid-oxide fuel cells

What this supports

The maker's own filings: it sells fuel-cell separator plates to US customers and moved that business to its Thai subsidiary in 2019 (records 1, 2); it is the main supplier of solid-oxide fuel-cell separator sheets to an unnamed overseas fuel-cell leader (records 3, 4); the Thai subsidiary is operating in 2026 (record 5). Only the short seller's report names Bloom (record 6).

What remains unknown

The customer's name in the maker's own documents; where the scandium in its sheets comes from.

Current: Current, by inference: the maker's 2026 record speaks in the present tense, and Bloom is not named in it.

The claim it answers

The records (6)

What would settle it

  • Would confirm it: A Three-Circle or Glory Winner document naming Bloom as the customer and a Chinese producer as the source of the scandium or scandia-stabilised zirconia in its sheets; or Thai import records of the powder from China.
  • Would weaken it: A document showing the scandium comes from outside China (for example Bloom or a Japanese maker supplying the powder), or that the sheets sold to Bloom are not scandia-stabilised.
  • Next step: Read Thailand's import statistics for scandium oxide and zirconia powder into Chon Buri.
  • Next step: Ask the maker on the exchange's Q&A platform where the scandium in its fuel-cell sheets comes from.

One step upstream: who supplies Chaozhou Three-Circle?

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