CoreWeave's stock fell 3.5% to around $80 while the broader market rose, driven by concerns over a $3 billion convertible notes offering and potential dilution. Despite robust AI demand, with a $104 billion revenue backlog and growing power contracts, the company faces heavy financing costs and losses, including a $626 million net loss in Q2 and negative free cash flow. Investors are wary as new financing adds to CoreWeave's significant liabilities and capital expenditures. The market will watch pricing terms of the convertible notes closely for signs of easing dilution pressure.
CoreWeave trades at USD 80.53 on Pluang, down 3.38% as of Sep 17, 2026 23:21 WIB. Its market cap stands at $45.97 billion with a 52-week high of $143.08. Despite recent declines, Pluang order activity shows strong buying interest at 85%.
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