CleanSpark Closes $2.276B Debt Financing As Miner Builds For Its Next Expansion
CleanSpark closed a $2.276 billion senior secured notes offering in late September, with the financing tied to its Sandersville, Georgia data-center buildout and related corporate uses. The notes carry a 7.875% rate and mature in 2031, and the company had already described the deal as completed rather than merely proposed.
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Users and partners tied to CleanSpark’s buildout will see the company moving forward with financing that is now closed, not just planned, for the Sandersville project. The deal is paired with a large debt obligation, and that fact is immediate for anyone tracking the company’s expansion plans and financing structure.
In practice, the financing gives CleanSpark a completed notes issue that can be directed to the Sandersville Facility, debt-service reserves and reimbursement of equity contributions. What remains in place is that the notes still mature in 2031 and carry a 7.875% annual rate, so the public terms of the debt have not changed.
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