CRWV — CoreWeave Stock Fact Sheet

CRWV — CoreWeave Stock Fact Sheet

CRWV — CoreWeave Stock Fact Sheet

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Last updated: July 15, 2026  ·  ← Back to Stock Fact Sheets

NASDAQ: CRWV

CoreWeave, Inc.

AI cloud infrastructure  ·  Livingston, NJ  ·  Founded 2017  ·  IPO March 28, 2025

Live price: Yahoo Finance →

52-wk: ~$33 — $187 (all-time high)

Data as of July 15, 2026

Q1 2026 revenue

$2.08B

Revenue growth

+112% YoY

Backlog

~$99.4B

Net loss (Q1)

-$740M

Total liabilities

~$50.8B

1-year stock change

~-46%

Pullback from ATH

~-50%+

Next earnings

Aug 18, 2026

Revenue (quarterly)

Q1 25: $981M, Q2: $1.2B, Q3: $1.47B, Q4: $1.57B, Q1 26: $2.08B
Revenue ($B)

Backlog growth

Q3 25: $38B, Q4 25: $67B, Q1 26: $99.4B
Backlog ($B)

Company snapshot

BusinessAI cloud / GPU infrastructure
IPO dateMarch 28, 2025
IPO price$40.00
FY26 rev. guide$12B – $13B
FY26 capex guide$31B – $35B
Power target (2030)8 GW+
Beta~2.9 (high volatility)

Recent risk factors (July 2026)

Competitive threatMeta "neocloud" plans
Securities lawsuitFiled late June 2026
CEO stock sales (July)$30M+
Notable dip buyerCathie Wood / ARK Invest
NVIDIA equity$2B investment (unchanged)
Related articleSelloff analysis →

Analyst price targets (as of mid-July 2026)

Wolfe Research

$150

Outperform

Cantor Fitzgerald

$167

Buy

24/7 Wall St.

$167.48

Buy (medium conviction)

Rosenblatt

$250

Buy

↗ Bull case

  • $99.4B+ backlog = ~5 yrs contracted revenue visibility, still growing
  • AI inference demand growing exponentially
  • NVIDIA $2B equity stake = strategic alignment intact
  • Microsoft, Meta, OpenAI, Anthropic locked in as customers
  • Cathie Wood/ARK has been actively buying the July dip
  • Several analysts (Wolfe $150, Cantor $167, Rosenblatt $250) see the Meta threat as more narrative than near-term revenue hit
  • Targeting 8 GW by 2030 (8x current active capacity)

↘ Bear case

  • Stock down ~46% over the past year and 50%+ off its all-time high near $187
  • Meta’s reported plans to resell excess AI compute (“neocloud”) threaten CoreWeave’s core model
  • Securities fraud class-action filed late June 2026 over data-center supplier disclosures
  • CEO Michael Intrator has continued selling stock, $30M+ in July alone
  • Total liabilities near $50.8B; $740M net loss in Q1, widening YoY
  • Extremely high beta (~2.9) means outsized moves in either direction
  • Customer concentration remains high despite recent diversification
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CoreWeave (CRWV) — Company Overview

CoreWeave, Inc. (NASDAQ: CRWV) is an AI cloud infrastructure company based in Livingston, New Jersey. Founded in 2017 and taken public on March 28, 2025 at $40 per share, CoreWeave operates what it calls “The Essential Cloud for AI” — a GPU-accelerated cloud platform purpose-built for AI training, inference, and agentic workloads. The company sits between the silicon (NVIDIA GPUs) and the models (OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta), providing the infrastructure, software, and operational expertise required to run AI at hyperscale.

Q1 2026 Earnings Summary

CoreWeave reported Q1 2026 revenue of $2.078 billion, beating the LSEG consensus of $2.013 billion and more than doubling year-over-year from $982 million. The quarter was described by CEO Michael Intrator as “the strongest bookings quarter in CoreWeave’s history,” with the revenue backlog surging 49% quarter-over-quarter to $99.4 billion. The company surpassed 1 GW of active power capacity and secured more than $20 billion in debt and equity year-to-date.

However, the adjusted EPS loss of -$1.12 missed the -$0.90 consensus by $0.22, and the Q2 revenue guide came in softer than expected, triggering a 13% post-earnings sell-off. The net loss widened to $740 million from $315 million a year earlier, driven by $536 million in interest expense. For the full Q1 earnings breakdown, see: CoreWeave Just Beat Revenue Estimates — So Why Is the Stock Falling?

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Backlog & Revenue Visibility

CoreWeave’s $99.4 billion backlog is the single most important number in its investment thesis. It represents contracted future revenue with an average five-year duration. Of the total backlog, 36% (~$35.8 billion) is expected within the next 24 months, and 75% (~$74.5 billion) within four years. Ten customers have committed to spending at least $1 billion each. Key components include a $21 billion Meta agreement, a multi-year OpenAI partnership, and a $2 billion NVIDIA equity investment.

Key Customers & Strategic Backers

Microsoft represented 62% of CoreWeave’s 2024 revenue — a concentration risk the company is actively managing. In Q1 2026, milestone partnerships with Anthropic and Meta broadened the base significantly. See our earlier CRWV investor fact sheet for additional background.

Insider Activity

Insider selling has been a consistent headline since IPO. CEO Michael Intrator, CSO Brian Venturo, and Magnetar Financial have been selling steadily, with one insider selling $370.5 million in a recent period. Full breakdown: CoreWeave Insiders Are Selling — Here’s Every Trade and What It Actually Means.

The NVIDIA Connection

CoreWeave is one of NVIDIA’s largest GPU customers and a named partner in the Vera Rubin NVL72 ecosystem. The first Vera CPU deliveries to Anthropic and OpenAI this week — both CoreWeave customers — reinforce how tightly the two companies’ roadmaps are intertwined.

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This fact sheet is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Data as of July 15, 2026.

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