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Sources: CoreWeave plans to raise $4B+ via an investment-grade loan as soon as next week; CoreWeave says it may yield 7%-7.5%, about half its junk bonds' yield (Jeannine Amodeo/Bloomberg)

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In short

CoreWeave is preparing to secure an investment-grade debt facility totaling over $4 billion with a targeted launch as early as next week. Company estimates project the financing will carry a yield in the 7% to 7.5% range. This pricing marks a stark decline from its junk-rated debt, effectively halving the yield required on its existing bonds.

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  • The planned borrowing will allow CoreWeave to secure funding at roughly half the yield of…: The planned borrowing will allow CoreWeave to secure funding at roughly half the yield of its junk bonds.
  • Transitioning to investment-grade debt marks a significant improvement in the company's b…: Transitioning to investment-grade debt marks a significant improvement in the company's borrowing costs.
  • The company is preparing to mobilize the multibillion-dollar debt offering on an accelera…: The company is preparing to mobilize the multibillion-dollar debt offering on an accelerated timeline.

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