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Celestica Joins Data Center Funding Rush With $3 Billion Deal

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 05 August 2026, 21:05 UTC By Anthony Hughes 1 min read
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Celestica’s $3 Billion Deal Joins Data Center Funding Rush Celestica Inc. is looking to raise $3 billion from selling new shares, joining a flurry of companies raising funds for data centers to power the artificial intelligence buildout. The company is offering shares between $310 and $330 a piece in an offering of common shares, according to people familiar with the matter. The pricing represents a discount of as much as 15% to the closing price of $362.76 on Wednesday in New York.

Celestica’s $3 Billion Deal Joins Data Center Funding Rush Celestica Inc. is looking to raise $3 billion from selling new shares, joining a flurry of companies raising funds for data centers to power the artificial intelligence buildout. The company is offering shares between $310 and $330 a piece in an offering of common shares, according to people familiar with the matter. The pricing represents a discount of as much as 15% to the closing price of $362.76 on Wednesday in New York.
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