Cloud Computing Startup CoreWeave, which is supported by Chipmaker Nvidia (NVDA), reported that there were some conditions for a loan contract of 7.6 billion US Finance times. This happens when the company prepares an IPO from Nasdaq (NDAQ) of $ 26 billion. Interestingly, these failures were not due to missed payments, but to administrative errors. In fact, the company accidentally used the loan funds to expand to Western Europe, which was against the conditions that restricted the collateral of the loan to the assets based in the USA.
In December 2024, however, CoreWeave asked his main creditor Blackstone (BX) to change the agreement and to do without the failures. The loan was structured by a special purpose that GPUs used and was summarized with large customers as security. However, CoreWeaven broke through the conditions by sent money to subsidiaries in Great Britain, Spain and Sweden to buy GPU servers. As a result, this overrated the number of GPUs that came into question as security, and the company could not inform the lenders about the failure within the required three working days.
Despite the violation, Blackstone does not charge a fee for changing the loan conditions, since the situation was regarded as an administrative error. The agreement has also been updated to enable the use of external assets as collateral in the future, and the lenders have since added new funds to CoreWeaven. In fact, according to its official submissions, the company has raised around 12.9 billion US dollars of debt obligations.
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