Cloud infrastructure firm CoreWeave ($CRWV) is raising an additional $1 billion in high-yield debt as strong investor demand continues to support financing tied to artificial intelligence expansion. The offering follows a recent $1.75 billion bond sale and comes amid large-scale AI infrastructure deals involving Meta Platforms ($META) and Alphabet ($GOOGL).
- CoreWeave is issuing $1 billion of 9.75% senior notes due 2031, priced between 101.5 and 102 cents on the dollar.
- Proceeds will be used to repay existing debt and support corporate operations.
- The company raised $1.75 billion in a prior bond sale last week, with those notes now trading above par.
- CoreWeave recently signed a $21 billion AI cloud capacity deal with Meta, adding to a previous $14.2 billion agreement.
- Investment banks including JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley, and Goldman Sachs are leading the bond offering.
- Data centers linked to Alphabet’s Google are also seeking to raise $5.7 billion in a separate high-yield debt deal.
- Investor demand for AI-related debt has remained strong despite recent geopolitical volatility.
Relevant Companies
- CoreWeave ($CRWV) – Issuing additional high-yield debt to finance expansion of AI cloud infrastructure.
- Meta Platforms ($META) – Entered multi-billion dollar agreements with CoreWeave for AI cloud capacity.
- Alphabet ($GOOGL) – Data center projects linked to Google are pursuing large-scale debt financing for AI infrastructure.
Editor’s Note: This is a developing story. This article may be updated as more detail
