After shares initially popping, then falling… Shares of CoreWeave have now settled into about a 1% loss.
If you’re a CoreWeave investor, this reaction might be deeply confusing.
After all, the company topped revenue expectations by a solid margin. As we showed earlier, operating income fell, but adjusted operating income rose sharply and beat Wall Street estimates.
And the company’s adjusted EPS and adjusted EBITDA both topped Wall Street expectations.
So, why aren’t shares moving north after hours? First and foremost, CoreWeave isn’t alone. Fellow neocloud Terawulf reported after-hours, and its shares are also down 3%.
After last week’s AI sell-off, there’s still an environment with more fear than investors have seen in recent months.
Second, while results were generally very good, they weren’t perfect. Active power stands at 590 megawatts, which might be a disappointment as every neocloud races to bring capacity online. CoreWeave has contracted power of about 2.9 gigawatts, which shows how much of the company’s revenue is still contracted into the future.
It’s worth noting that the company’s OpenAI partnership is now up to $22.4 billion and CoreWeave also touted their capacity deal with Meta stands at $14.2 billion.
Next up: the company’s conference call. You can register to join here. It begins at 5 p.m. ET. We don’t expect any massive movement from disclosures on the call, but conference calls for neocloud companies have generally had some big price movements during them so it’d be best to follow along if you’re a CoreWeave investor.
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