TLDR
- Chief Development Officer Brannin McBee sold 17,972 shares of CoreWeave Class A stock worth $2.3 million on January 12, 2026
- Sales occurred at prices between $78.5305 and $91.87 per share according to SEC Form 4 filing
- McBee converted 26,000 Class B common shares into Class A shares as part of the transaction
- CoreWeave stock has jumped 124.5% over the past year but remains unprofitable
- Shares traded at $89.80 following a 16.49% gain last week, though still 36.13% below six-month highs
CoreWeave’s Chief Development Officer Brannin McBee sold over $2.3 million worth of company stock this month. The transaction involved 17,972 Class A common shares.
CoreWeave, Inc. Class A Common Stock, CRWV
The sales happened on January 12, 2026, according to a Form 4 filing with the SEC. Prices ranged from $78.5305 to $91.87 per share.
The AI infrastructure company currently holds a market value of $43.59 billion. Shares closed at $89.80.
McBee also converted 26,000 Class B common shares into Class A shares. This conversion was part of the overall transaction.
Recent Stock Performance
CoreWeave stock gained 16.49% last week alone. The shares have climbed 124.5% over the past year.
Despite these gains, the company remains unprofitable. The stock also sits 36.13% below its six-month peak.
InvestingPro rates the stock as slightly undervalued at current levels. The firm gives CoreWeave a “FAIR” financial health rating.
Goldman Sachs started coverage with a Neutral rating and $86.00 price target. Truist Securities began with a Hold rating at $84.00.
Strategic Moves and Financial Adjustments
CoreWeave recently announced plans to integrate NVIDIA Rubin technology into its AI cloud platform. The company expects implementation by the second half of 2026.
The firm amended its $2.6 billion term loan agreement. The changes adjusted covenant schedules and reduced minimum liquidity requirements through April 2026.
Compass Point maintains a Buy rating with a $150 price target. Cantor Fitzgerald kept its above-average rating while adjusting 2026 revenue estimates.
The company positions itself among the first to implement NVIDIA’s Rubin platform. This move aims to enhance options for clients developing advanced AI projects.





