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CoreWeave-Tied Data Center Project Kicks Off Junk-Bond Offering

Bloomberg Markets Monday 21 September 2026, 21:40 UTC By Gowri Gurumurthy 1 min read
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A group of banks led by Goldman Sachs Group Inc. has kicked off the sale of a roughly $1.1 billion junk bond to finance construction of a data center sponsored by affiliates of Blue Owl Capital Inc. and leased to CoreWeave Inc..

A group of banks led by Goldman Sachs Group Inc. has kicked off the sale of a roughly $1.1 billion junk bond to finance construction of a data center sponsored by affiliates of Blue Owl Capital Inc. and leased to CoreWeave Inc..
CoreWeave-Tied Data Center Project Kicks Off Junk-Bond Offering (ORG) Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (ORG) Blue Owl Capital Inc. (ORG) CoreWeave Inc (ORG)
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