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CleanSpark Stock Gains 5% on Proposed $2.23B Debt Deal
The private placement would fund completion of the Georgia campus and reimburse prior equity investments, while the company said the notes mature in 2031.
- On Thursday, CleanSpark proposed a $2.227 billion senior secured notes offering through subsidiary CSDC Finance I LLC to finance construction at its Sandersville data center campus in Georgia.
- This financing supports CleanSpark's July commitment to a 20-year infrastructure lease with an unnamed global technology company, covering 175 megawatts of compute capacity at the Georgia facility.
- The proposed notes carry no right to be exchanged for CleanSpark stock, avoiding direct share dilution; CSRE Properties Sandersville LLC will guarantee the debt with a first-priority lien on most assets.
- CleanSpark shares gained 4.73% to close at $13.40 on Thursday following the announcement, as investors monitor project-level debt exposure for the company trading on Nasdaq under the CLSK ticker.
- Completion of the private placement remains subject to market conditions and customary requirements, with the notes maturing in 2031; CleanSpark noted there is no assurance the transaction will close as proposed.
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