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Macquarie lowers Whitefiber price target to $30, keeps outperform

Macquarie lowered Whitefiber Inc.'s price target from $44 to $30. Analyst Paul Golding maintained an Outperform rating. The revision reflects updated valuation assumptions for the stock.

Needham maintains buy on Whitefiber, cuts price target to $37

Needham analyst John Todaro maintained a Buy rating on Whitefiber Inc. The price target was lowered from $41 to $37. The rating action reflects a revised valuation perspective without a downgrade in sentiment.

Whitefiber Q3 Results: Adjusted EPS of $(0.50) misses estimate by 25%

Adjusted EPS of $(0.50) missed the analyst consensus estimate of $(0.40). The miss represents a 25% deviation from expectations. Losses widened by 6.38% compared to $(0.47) per share in the same period last year. Reported figures exclude induced conversion expenses.

WhiteFiber completes $60M acquisition of two NC data center sites

Acquired two North Carolina industrial properties (NC-2 and NC-3) for $60 million in cash. New sites offer minimum 60 MW initial capacity with potential to reach 200 MW within seven years. NC-1 campus faces delays; 35 MW of 40 MW contracted IT deployment is currently operational. Received non-binding letters of intent from investment-grade counterparties for new capacity. Targeting initial ready-for-service capacity at new sites in late 2027, aligned with financing.

WhiteFiber stock falls 26% after pricing $270M convertible notes

WhiteFiber Inc (NASDAQ: WYFI) shares dropped nearly 26% after pricing an upsized $270 million convertible note offering due 2032. The proceeds will fund AI infrastructure expansion and a concurrent exchange of $198.15 million in older debt. Despite the stock decline, the company recently reported a 54% YoY revenue increase to $28.84 million, beating analyst estimates.

WhiteFiber unit Enovum acquires two NC properties for $60M cash

Enovum Data Centers, a unit of WhiteFiber Holdings Inc., agreed to buy two industrial properties in Yadkin County, North Carolina, for $60.0 million in cash. The assets will be retrofitted into campuses NC-2 and NC-3, offering at least 60 MW of initial gross utility capacity with potential for up to 200 MW. Targeting ready-for-service capacity in the third quarter of 2027, the deal leverages proximity to the existing NC-1 campus. The transaction is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2026, supported by non-binding letters of intent from prospective customers with investment-grade credit.