Fermi Stock Slides on $350 Million Debt Offering

Investors pushed Fermi shares down 13% to $6.39 in after-hours trading Thursday, reacting to the company's announcement of a $350 million convertible senior notes offering due in 2031. The move, disclosed in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, includes an option for purchasers to acquire an additional $52.5 million in notes.

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The company intends to allocate the capital toward privately negotiated capped call transactions, while directing the remaining funds toward general corporate operations.

Alongside the debt news, management revealed a shift in its tax strategy. Fermi has decided to defer its transition to a real estate investment trust. While the firm operated as a C corporation through the 2025 tax year, it now aims to pursue REIT status starting in 2026. Leadership acknowledged that this timeline remains subject to change, offering no guarantees regarding the company's ability to qualify for the new tax designation.

Fermi Stock Slides on $350 Million Debt Offering

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