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CoreWeave shares jump 6% as Copenhagen data center goes operational

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CoreWeave shares rose over 6% after the company announced that most of its planned data-center capacity in Copenhagen became operational. However, the rally was capped by soaring interest expenses, with quarterly net interest jumping to $640 million from $267 million a year earlier. A $2.75 billion bond issue now carries a market yield as high as 15.76%, highlighting persistent investor concern over debt burden despite the operational progress.

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  1. 1Unclassified fact stationOct 28, 00:00recorded Oct 28, 06:24single source

    CoreWeave shares jump 6% after data-center capacity becomes

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    CoreWeave shares rise 6% as Copenhagen data center opens, debt concerns persist

    Report first recorded Oct 28, 06:24

    CoreWeave's stock jumped over 6% on Tuesday after the AI infrastructure company announced most of its planned data-center capacity in Copenhagen became operational. However, serious financial concerns remain, as quarterly net interest expense surged to $640 million from $267 million a year earlier. Bonds with a face value of $2.75 billion promise 9.75% annual interest until 2031, but market prices have fallen, pushing potential annual yield as high as 15.76%, reflecting investor worries about repayment risk.

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