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Cantor Fitzgerald: CoreWeave acquisition deal could push Core Scientific's stock price up to over $30, doubling it.
Gate News bot news, Cantor Fitzgerald stated in a research report released later on Thursday that if cloud computing giant CoreWeave acquires Core Scientific (CORZ), its stock price could exceed $30 per share, due to the long-term cash flow from its AI contracts and the reset value of the data centers.
This is equivalent to the current stock price of slightly above 16 dollars nearly doubling.
Just a few hours before this report was released, The Wall Street Journal reported that CoreWeave is in deep negotiations for the acquisition of Core Scientific. Previously, the company had made an acquisition offer of $5.75 per share in 2024, but it ultimately did not succeed.
The CORZ stock price rose 33% on Thursday, closing above $16, but Cantor believes that the offer still undervalues the company by at least 50%.
The core of this bullish sentiment lies in Core Scientific signing a 12-year, $3.5 billion infrastructure leasing agreement with CoreWeave in 2024, which will provide 200 megawatts of artificial intelligence capacity.
Cantor's traditional data center real estate investment trust (REIT) commonly has a conservative estimate of a 15 times profit multiple, with rental income of $24 per share. Coupled with the reset value of the CORZ 570MW power infrastructure (at $11.70 per share), its upside potential becomes clear.
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