CoreWeave reportedly looks to raise $1.5B in debt as IPO disappoints

Data Center Operator Corwive is reported to be looking for a $ 1.5 billion debt agreement after the disappointing IPO.

According to the Financial TimesCorwive is a roadshow with bankers in JP Morgan for the JP alternative this week. Officials of the company intend to use meetings for investors’ interest.

The New Jersey-based Qurweave listed its shares in March, initially targeting $ 2.7 billion funds. This company was forced to reduce $ 1.5 billion in a total of $ 1.5 billion after investors ‘concerns about the AI ​​infrastructure and investors’ concerns about the weak market.

Customers, including Microsoft, have raised $ 12.9 billion to build a data center in the last two years. Until December 2021, the total Debt was about $ 8 billion on the balance sheet of the company and faced debt money and interest payments by the end of 20226. Financial Times previously reportedThe

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