On May 22, CoreWeave rose 3.09% overnight, trading at $110.73/share, with trading volume of approximately $8.66 million. The stock continues its recovery from a steep multi-session selloff that had driven shares from above $114 to around $100.
The rebound is underpinned by CoreWeave's closure of a $3.1 billion delayed draw term loan facility to support the expansion of its AI cloud platform and customer deployments. The financing arrangement signals sustained institutional confidence in the company's growth trajectory despite recent headwinds, including the Google-Blackstone joint venture announcement targeting TPU-based cloud services and D.A. Davidson's neutral initiation with a target price cut to $100.
The prior selloff was driven by converging pressures including analyst downgrades, OpenAI revenue concerns, and competitive threats from hyperscalers. However, the substantial loan facility has provided a floor for the stock, as investors interpret it as validation of CoreWeave's capital access and expansion plans amid intensifying competition in the AI infrastructure space.
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