A mystery seller puts $500M of data center loans up for auction days after the midterms

The dozen-loan sale includes a $25M slice tied to the Stargate site in New Mexico where Oracle has already cited force majeure over power delays.

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Why it matters

The bids will give lenders and developers a market price for data center credit after an election that strengthened opponents of new campuses, and for a Stargate-linked loan whose tenant has already protected itself against power delays. That price will feed directly into the cost of financing the next round of AI campuses.

A judge’s gavel and stacks of bound papers sit before an industrial building marked ORACLE, with power lines and a sunset behind it.

A roughly $500 million portfolio of data center loans has been put up for sale in a rare auction days after a Democratic sweep of the U.S. midterm elections, according to Bloomberg. The report describes a mystery seller putting up $500 million of loans backing Stargate and CyrusOne.…

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