WhiteFiber’s Surprising Comeback: 127% Upside or Just Another Digital Mirage? 😜

Markets: The Great Digital Circus 🎪

What to Know:

  • B. Riley, in its infinite wisdom, proclaims that WhiteFiber’s NC-1 Nscale deal is the shining beacon guiding the company’s ship safely through troubled waters. 🚢
  • Talks with lenders for a construction facility are so advanced, they might as well be outlining plans to build their own cloud castle. 🏰
  • The bank’s analysts, ever the optimists, reiterate their buy rating-though they’ve modestly decreased their price target from $44 to $40. Because who doesn’t love a little downward revision to keep things interesting? 💸

WhiteFiber, that daring purveyor of data centers, has inked its first long-term colocation deal at the illustrious NC-1 campus with Nscale Global, thus giving a hearty nod to the management’s ability to stick to its guns-if only to prove they’re not just another fleeting digital mirage.

“Their unwavering confidence in completing their deployment timeline,” chirped the analysts Nick Giles and Fedor Shabalin, “shows they can indeed walk the talk-even if it means retrofitting more than a vintage car.”

And lo, the analysts remain bullish-though perhaps just a smidge cautious-as they slash their target from $44 to $40, reflecting a more humble view of the cloud gods. Meanwhile, the current share price, a modest $17.62, is flirting dangerously with nostalgia, being down over half from its lofty high just two months gone by. Talk about a roller coaster ride-grab your popcorn! 🍿

In other news, WhiteFiber is in serious discussions with lenders about a construction facility, likely to be finalized in early 2026. Rumor has it, there may be an accordion feature-because nothing says secure financing like a bendy agreement-and credit enhancements that might make investors breathe a little easier, or so they hope.

Valuation-wise, B. Riley points out WhiteFiber’s trading at about 11x EV/EBITDA on 2026 estimates, and roughly 8x EV/EBITDA on the estimated end-of-2026 EBITDA run-rate. By comparison, peers are basking in mid- to high-teens. Looks like our daring data center is getting a discount-perhaps because everyone loves a good bargain, even in the digital age.

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2025-12-24 18:41