Remaining capex via contract-matched delayed-draw term loans
Company: CoreWeave
The claim, verbatim
Remaining capex to be financed mostly via delayed-draw term loans matched to customer contracts; through 2027 more than 75 percent of committed capex is tied to investment-grade and enterprise customers, with facilities financing 70-100 percent of associated capex.
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CoreWeave CEO addresses "volatility in the capital markets" as company posts $3.66bn in revenue (-, news_article)
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Quote: “Through 2027, more than 75 percent of committed capex is tied to investment-grade and enterprise customers.”
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confirms CoreWeave CEO addresses "volatility in the capital markets" as company posts $3.66bn in revenue
Quote: “Through 2027, more than 75 percent of committed capex is tied to investment-grade and enterprise customers.”