Siebert flags debt financing risks in AI infrastructure boom
Bitget2026/10/15 12:35- AI infrastructure financing poses growing investment risks despite strong demand for computing capacity from major technology companies.
- CoreWeave carried roughly $35.1 billion in debt as of June 30, versus $21.4 billion at the end of 2025.
- Its unsecured 9 5/8% bond due in 2032 yielded approximately 14.8%, versus roughly 5.9% for its March secured loan.
- About $7.5 billion of CoreWeave debt matures within twelve months of June 30, increasing refinancing exposure as Treasury yields remain elevated.
- Shareholders rank behind secured lenders and unsecured creditors, leaving equity investors most exposed if financing conditions deteriorate.
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