
TeraWulf Inc., a Bitcoin mining company, has announced plans to raise $350 million through a private offering of convertible senior notes. This initiative aims to fund a $200 million share repurchase program. The convertible notes will mature on February 1, 2030, and early buyers will have the option to acquire an additional $75 million shortly after the offering. The announcement follows a recent surge in TeraWulf's stock price, which increased by 71% from October 9 to October 22. However, the stock experienced a 7% decline to $5.84 following the news of the convertible notes, which were initially reported to be valued at $425 million. The company is also planning to buy back $115 million in stock and invest $51 million in capped calls as part of its capital strategy.





$WULF management just perfectly executed a large capital raise. It has a big capacity-expansion opportunity already planned and needs money for the build. All data-center-energy stocks just had a big run-up; $WULF's price was +70% in 2 weeks. 1/5
TeraWulf stock tumbles 7% amid $425 million convertible notes announcement via @pelimatos https://t.co/FICqb5Uz1i
TeraWulf’s 7% Drop: Smart Correction or Warning Sign? TeraWulf's 7% dip to $5.84 after announcing a $425M convertible note feels like a classic market correction after a massive 71% rally this month. The move towards a “dilutive convertible” wasn’t the news anyone was hoping… https://t.co/8jFIjBjYI6