CoreWeave reports $104B backlog as shares rebound and bond yields top 15%
According to TradingView, CoreWeave's backlog reached $104 billion, shares rose 10.83% on Friday and its 9.75% bonds yield above 15%. Results due November 10.
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what happened
According to TradingView, CoreWeave's 9.75% bonds traded at about 80 cents on the dollar, yielding above 15%, while notes maturing in 2032 yielded more than 16%. The five-year CDS spread reached 1,289 basis points on Thursday and then narrowed 8% to 1,155 on Friday.
CoreWeave shares dropped 9.8% on November 5 amid a selloff in AI-linked technology stocks, then climbed 10.83% on Friday to $48.39. The company is scheduled to publish its results on November 10.
In the second quarter the company reported a backlog of $104 billion, not counting more than $25 billion in new commitments signed early in the third quarter. It projects full-year capital expenditure of $35 billion to $39 billion. ARK Innovation ETF (ARKK) trimmed its stake in CoreWeave on Friday.
why it matters
Higher bond yields and wider credit default swap spreads suggest investors view the financing risks of AI infrastructure more cautiously than the stock rebound implies. A large backlog alongside heavy capital spending makes the November 10 report a key checkpoint for the AI sector and for the company's lenders.
market impact
CoreWeave shares and bonds: elevated debt yields and CDS levels signal pressure on the company's credit profile
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- Key facts: CoreWeave $104B Backlog; Shares Rebound; Bonds Yield 15% — TradingView, 7 November 2026 at 08:00 UTC
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