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- Coreweve reported about $ 981.6 million in revenue from Q1, which is five times an increase compared to the same period last year, but the net loss also deepened to $ 314 million.
- After the report, the shares increased by 6.6% to $ 67.46, but they fell 7.8% in after -time trading time; The company went public in March $ 39 per share.
- The company predicts up to $ 23 billion in capital expenditure for 2025, which is significantly above the expectations of analysts, as it races to meet the increasing demand of AI.
The Coreweve infrastructure company reported revenues more than five times more than a year ago, prompted by an increase in demand for a computer power in the sector.
In the first company’s earning report since it was public in March, published on Wednesday, the Mike Intrator CEO said Coreweve “scaling as quickly as possible” to meet the “accelerating” need for flourishing AI sector.
Ai Builder based in New Jersey has brought $ 981.6 million in revenue for the first quarter of this year, which is approximately $ 793 million in the amount of 2024, according to him Earning report.
Coreweave shares (Nasdaq: CRWV) closed more on a day, which is 6.6% to $ 67.46. The shares quickly gave up these trading gains after working hours, dropped 7.8% to $ 62.20, according to Google Finance.
Shares opened in the amount of $ 39 on March 28, tagging One of the biggest technological iPo -your year.
Although his quarterly revenue was swollen, the company also reported on a steep net loss of $ 314 million, or $ 1.49 per share, compared to a loss of $ 129.2 million in Q1 2024.
These losses consisted of high consumption, which is expected to last up to $ 23 billion in the year of capital expenditure. The picture is significantly above Bloomberg Consensus estimates of $ 18.3 billion.
AI infrastructure contracts would continue to grow because of “great demand for AI,” said Jay Jo, Senior Tiger Research analyst, said Decipher.
“But in order for the flywheel to turn, the AI market must make real profits and build a solid, recurrent revenue base, not just relying on investment,” he noted. “Without that, long -term momentum could stop.”
Most AI companies, including Openi, who made An agreement of $ 12 billion With Coreweave in March, “depends largely on external financing” to cover their operational costs, Jo said.
The same month started acquisition of weights and biasS
However, Coreweve transferred the entire revenue between $ 4.9 billion and $ 5.1 billion, beating the projections of analysts, according to a earning report.
For now, Coreweave’s growing partnerships and the backlog illustrate a solid market position, but questions last about sustainable profitability due to aggressive infrastructure growth.
“Everyone paints a pink picture of the future, but profitability is the right foundation,” said Jo.
Edited Sebastian Sinclair
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