As an AI cloud provider that has been backed by investments from Nvidia, CoreWeave stock is still up an impressive +90% since launching its IPO earlier in the year.
CoreWeave has published its MFU rate of 35% to 45%, stating it's 20% higher than competitors, which means other AI data centers have MFU rates more in the 30% range. CoreWeave's Q3 revenue grew by 133.7% YoY and 12.5% QoQ to $1.37 billion. The company beat analyst consensus estimates by a solid 6.6%. The company has a high debt of $14.03 billion and cash of only $2.49 billion at the end of Q3.
CoreWeave and Nebius are growing at incredible rates thanks to the booming demand for data center compute. Both companies seem set to deliver outstanding growth in the long run thanks to their huge backlogs.
CoreWeave's 40% selloff from a third-party build delay and bubble chatter is timing noise in a supply-constrained AI infrastructure cycle, with demand, backlog, and build-out still ramping. With RSI deeply oversold and scenario analysis implying roughly 15%–155% 12-month upside from $72/share, CRWV offers contrarian, asymmetric returns if investors tolerate volatility and size positions near 2%. Key risks include hyperscaler concentration, leverage, and execution on ~$56 billion of backlog amid infrastructure bottlenecks, plus reliance on Nvidia's roadmap and hyperscalers' in-house silicon.
We're upgrading CoreWeave to 'Buy', as recent earnings and improved fundamentals ease prior concerns about debt and unit economics. CRWV posted 133% YoY revenue growth and strong operating cash flow, with expectations for continued profitability and a positive net cash position by 2028. The valuation has become more attractive after a 60% stock decline, with multiples now in line with neo-cloud peers, supporting a bullish outlook.
After a 50% dip, CoreWeave, Inc.'s valuation is compelling: CRWV trades at just 3x FY2026 revenue and a forward P/E of 17 for FY2028, far below benchmarks with slower growth. The company posted 134% YoY revenue growth and a $55B+ backlog, with high-quality, low-risk contracts ensuring strong near-term revenue visibility. Risks include market sentiment volatility and capital-intensive expansion, but CRWV's fundamentals and AI tailwinds make the stock too cheap to ignore.
CoreWeave's shares fell despite 134% revenue growth and a $55.6B backlog, with investors misreading a temporary facility-level delay. The powered-facility delay shifts several hundred million in revenue into early 2026 but leaves all contract value fully intact. Backlog nearly doubled quarter-over-quarter, with 40% converting within 24 months and 60% sourced from investment-grade customers.
CoreWeave shares fell 16.3% after Q3 2025 earnings, primarily due to lowered full-year revenue guidance and concerns over its financing model. CRWV's asset-backed debt, secured by customer contracts, faces risk from data center construction delays, impacting revenue timing and increasing financial strain. Despite robust demand and a near quadrupling of backlog to $55 billion, investors remain wary of execution risks tied to third-party infrastructure delays.
The market-wide AI-related correction has already triggered CRWV's cheaper valuation, with the expanding multi-year backlog sustaining its high-growth thesis. The recent project delays and the intensified capex cadence are likely to contribute to the neocloud's robust FY2026 top-line performance, despite the tougher YoY comparison. As a result of the 2Y+ time lag between the capex and revenue recognition, it is unsurprising that CRWD's balance sheet continues to deteriorate.
CoreWeave remains an ultra Bullish opportunity despite recent stock declines driven by short-term data center delays and AI bubble fears. CRWV reported strong Q3 results, beating estimates with 133% YoY revenue growth, and maintains a massive $55 billion backlog with robust customer demand. Concerns over depreciation schedules and AI sector profitability appear overblown, as CRWV's customer contracts and GPU utility remain strong.
CoreWeave, Inc. stock lost over 40% of its value during the past month. Q3 results dragged the stock down after management trimmed FY25 revenue and cut CapEx outlook due to third-party data center delays. We see limited downside for CRWV stock from here, as we believe most of the short-term negatives have been priced in, creating an easy runway for outperformance as expectations reset.
We've seen a handful of successful tech and AI IPOs this year, but some of the heaviest hitters in AI, most notably Sam Altman's OpenAI and Dario Amodei's Anthropic, have yet to hit the public markets.