CoreWeave plans a $4 billion debt deal at about 7.5% interest, using Meta agreements as collateral, after its unsecured bonds spiked to 16% yield.
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CoreWeave is asking lenders for a $4 billion loan. The debt will be syndicated by Morgan Stanley and Mitsubishi UFJ and will be secured by its contracts with Meta. The company says the loan would carry an all‑in interest rate of roughly 7.5%, far lower than the near‑16% yield on its unsecured bonds earlier this fall.
The cheaper financing could keep CoreWeave operating and expanding even as AI market funding tightens.
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