$CRWV isn’t paying 15% interest. Only 4% of their debt costs that. I went through the Q2 10-Q line by line. Out of ~$35B in debt, exactly one loan sits at 15%. It’s $1.3B, due March 2028, and already being paid down. The 15% chart going around is the market yield on their 2032
KawzInvests — CoreWeave pays about 8.4% blended, not 15%; the real risk is the next financing
KawzInvests — CoreWeave pays about 8.4% blended, not 15%; the real risk is the next financing
A line-by-line read of CoreWeave's Q2 10-Q (posted Oct 14). By his count, one $1.3B loan out of roughly $35B of debt carries 15%, and the blended cost is about 8.4%. The 15% figure going around is the market yield on the 2032 bond, not what the company pays. His follow-up post names the real risk: if the next ~$20B has to be raised near 15% instead of as contract-backed loans, that one tranche would cost more than all of today's interest. That makes CoreWeave's next financing the thing to watch.
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A line-by-line read of CoreWeave's Q2 10-Q (posted Oct 14). By his count, one $1.3B loan out of roughly $35B of debt carries 15%, and the blended cost is about 8.4%. The 15% figure going around is the market yield on the 2032 bond, not what the company pays. His follow-up post names the real risk: if the next ~$20B has to be raised near 15% instead of as contract-backed loans, that one tranche would cost more than all of today's interest. That makes CoreWeave's next financing the thing to watch.
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