CoreWeave-Backed Data Center Plans $3.5 Billion Junk-Bond Sale
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Galaxy Digital Inc. plans to raise approximately $3.5 billion through its first junk-bond sale to finance a data center associated with CoreWeave Inc. This move represents a significant expansion of AI-related financing into riskier segments of the U.S. credit market. The transaction highlights growing investor appetite for high-yield debt linked to artificial intelligence infrastructure.
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Junk-bond issuance for data centers indicates high-risk appetite in AI financing.
Galaxy Digital Inc. is planning to raise about $3.5 billion from a debut junk-bond sale.
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Galaxy Digital Inc. is planning to raise about $3.5 billion from a debut junk-bond sale.
Bloomberg- Junk-bond issuance for data centers indicates high-risk appetite in AI financing.
- Large capital raise may influence credit market dynamics and yields.
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Loaded language removedGalaxy Digital Inc. is planning to raise about $3.5 billion from a debut junk-bond sale to fund a data center tied to CoreWeave Inc., extending AI financing’s push into the riskier corners of the US credit market.
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Galaxy Digital Inc. is planning to raise about $3.5 billion from a debut junk-bond sale.
BloombergThe funds will be used to fund a data center tied to CoreWeave Inc.
BloombergThis extends AI financing’s push into the riskier corners of the US credit market.
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