On June 10, Core Scientific fell 5.11% in regular trading, trading at $25.575/share, with trading volume of $104 million.
On the news front, the company formally terminated its $9 billion all-stock acquisition agreement with NVIDIA-backed CoreWeave after shareholders voted to reject the proposal. CoreWeave had pursued the deal to secure energy and data center computing resources needed to support its surging demand. The stock staged a brief oversold rebound on June 9 but failed to sustain upward momentum, resuming its downward trajectory.
The termination removes a major near-term valuation re-rating catalyst, intensifying market uncertainty regarding the company's independent growth path. The stock remains significantly below the B.Riley upgraded target price of $33 and the analyst consensus target of $30.12. Within the Application Software sector, computing power-related names also declined broadly, with IREN Ltd down 2.68% and AppLovin down 3.81%, reflecting weak overall sector sentiment.
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