Applied Digital Corp.
Applied Digital designs, builds, and operates specialized data centers, called AI factories, for high-performance computing and artificial intelligence. Its pri
Applied Digital designs, builds, and operates specialized data centers, called AI factories, for high-performance computing and artificial intelligence. Its primary revenue comes from HPC hosting for tier-1 hyperscalers like CoreWeave, which accounts for a significant portion of its $36 billion contracted revenue. A smaller segment provides infrastructure for crypto mining, and its majority-owned subsidiary, ChronoScale, offers GPU cloud services, including a 50MW deployment with Microsoft.
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Source Explicitly stated as $176.1 million out of $245.7 million in 'services and other cost of revenues' for HPC hosting business. This includes various components (electrical, cooling, networking) and labor for data center build-out. CEO mentions locking in 'key components' and 'full factory capacity output' from certain factories for a 4-year timeframe.
Confidence: high
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Source Explicitly stated as $19.8 million in 'energy cost' within 'services and other cost of revenues'. Power is called the 'single largest gating factor in our industry'. APLD has a long-term power purchase agreement for a 1.2 GW natural gas facility in North Dakota.
Confidence: high
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Source Implied by 'well honed supply chain' and locking in 'key components' for data center builds. Substation and grid upgrades are mentioned as significant investments. Electrical systems are crucial for data centers.
Confidence: medium
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Source APLD's facilities are 'liquid cooled'. CEO mentions cooling as a key design aspect for future-proofing.
Confidence: medium
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Source Fiber is mentioned as an established local supply chain component. Essential for data center operations and connectivity.
Confidence: low
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Metric/field CPICN
Cadence monthly
Why it matters Tracks overall nonresidential construction spending, a key demand driver for data center buildouts and industrial infrastructure relevant to APLD's expansion.
Signal to watch Sustained growth in nonresidential construction spending is bullish, indicating a healthy environment for data center development.
Confidence: high
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Metric/field INDPRO
Cadence monthly
Why it matters Indicates the health of the manufacturing sector, which affects the supply and cost of materials and equipment for data center construction.
Signal to watch Increasing industrial production suggests a more robust supply chain and potentially stable or lower input costs for APLD's builds.
Confidence: high
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Metric/field DGS10
Cadence daily
Why it matters APLD's financing costs for project-level debt and corporate debt are sensitive to interest rates. Lower rates support more attractive terms.
Signal to watch Declining or stable 10-year Treasury yields are bullish for APLD's ability to secure favorable financing for its campuses.
Confidence: high
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Metric/field ELEC.PRICE.ND-ALL.M
Cadence monthly
Why it matters Power cost is a significant operational expense for data centers, especially in APLD's core North Dakota market.
Signal to watch Stable or decreasing electricity prices in key operating regions like North Dakota are bullish for APLD's operating margins.
Confidence: medium
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Metric/field Finland Industrial Production
Cadence monthly
Why it matters APLD is expanding into Finland; industrial production can be a proxy for local economic activity and potential demand for data center services, as well as supply chain health.
Signal to watch Growth in Finland's industrial production could signal a more robust economic environment supporting APLD's European expansion.
Confidence: high
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Metric/field queue_status:data_center_projects
Cadence irregular
Why it matters Tracks new data center projects seeking grid connections, indicating competitive landscape and future supply in APLD's key operating regions.
Signal to watch Fewer new large-scale data center projects entering the queue in APLD's regions is bullish, suggesting less competition for power and land.
Confidence: medium
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Metric/field search_interest:AI data center buildout
Cadence weekly
Why it matters Indicates general public and industry interest in AI data center construction, reflecting underlying demand for APLD's services.
Signal to watch Sustained or increasing search interest suggests continued high demand for AI infrastructure, benefiting APLD.
Confidence: medium
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Metric/field filing_description:new lease agreement
Cadence event_driven
Why it matters APLD frequently announces new customer contracts, campus expansions, and financing milestones via 8-K filings, which are critical for revenue visibility and growth.
Signal to watch Timely announcements of new hyperscaler leases, expansion agreements, or favorable financing indicate strong execution and future revenue growth.
Confidence: high
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Metric/field docket_status:power_plant_approvals
Cadence irregular
Why it matters Tracks regulatory approvals for new power generation and infrastructure, which is crucial for APLD's ability to secure power for its expanding campuses, especially with partners like Base Electron.
Signal to watch Expeditious approvals for relevant power projects are bullish, ensuring APLD's long-term power supply and expansion capabilities.
Confidence: medium
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Metric/field press_release_content:construction_milestone
Cadence event_driven
Why it matters Direct source for company-announced construction progress, operational milestones, and new partnerships, which are key indicators of execution.
Signal to watch Consistent announcements of construction milestones met on schedule and new capacity coming online are bullish, demonstrating strong execution.
Confidence: high
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Metric/field job_postings_count:Data Center Construction Manager
Cadence monthly
Why it matters A leading indicator of project execution and capacity ramp-ups in the data center sector, directly correlating with APLD's ability to build and deliver.
Signal to watch Increasing job postings for specialized construction and engineering roles by APLD and across the industry suggest accelerating buildouts and strong demand.
Confidence: high
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Metric/field lease_rate_per_MW:North_Dakota_Hyperscale
Cadence quarterly
Why it matters Provides insights into market pricing for data center capacity, directly impacting APLD's revenue potential from new leases and expansions.
Signal to watch Rising lease rates for hyperscale capacity in APLD's operating regions are bullish, indicating pricing power and higher potential margins.
Confidence: high
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Metric/field project_status:APLD_campuses
Cadence monthly
Why it matters Offers detailed tracking of industrial projects, including data centers, providing independent verification of APLD's construction progress and competitive activity.
Signal to watch Positive updates on APLD's project statuses (e.g., moving from planning to construction, reaching completion) and limited delays are bullish.
Confidence: high
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Metric/field GPU_rental_rate:NVIDIA_GV300N
Cadence daily
Why it matters Monitors the pricing environment for GPU compute, which is the underlying demand driver for APLD's AI factories and ChronoScale's business.
Signal to watch Stable or increasing GPU rental rates suggest robust demand for AI compute, translating to strong demand for APLD's infrastructure.
Confidence: high
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Metric/field traffic_volume:coreweave.com
Cadence monthly
Why it matters Provides a proxy for the business activity and growth of APLD's major customers like CoreWeave, indicating their demand for compute capacity.
Signal to watch Sustained growth in website traffic for APLD's key customers is bullish, suggesting increasing demand for their services and thus for APLD's infrastructure.
Confidence: medium
Applied Digital is solidifying its position as a premier "AI factory" landlord, now boasting $36 billion in contracted revenue and a proprietary, flexible data
Applied Digital is solidifying its position as a premier "AI factory" landlord, now boasting $36 billion in contracted revenue and a proprietary, flexible data center design built for 30+ year horizons. With increasing scarcity value for established campuses, successful project financing at favorable rates, and a clear path to 3.5-4 gigawatts by 2030, APLD offers compelling early-stage exposure to long-duration, contracted AI compute demand. (October 21, 2026)
Applied Digital has significantly expanded its contracted revenue to approximately $36 billion across five campuses, demonstrating strong demand and validation from tier-1 investment-grade hyperscalers. This includes expectations for 250 megawatts of expansion leases by year-end at materially higher pricing, indicating robust pricing power and continued customer commitment.
The company has proven its ability to secure favorable financing, closing the final tranche for Polaris Forge 1 at a 7% coupon, significantly lower than previous offerings. Management expresses high confidence in funding future campuses (Polaris Forge 3, Delta Forge 1 & 2) at attractive rates due to the credit quality of its tier-1 investment-grade tenants.
APLD's established campuses are gaining strategic value amidst growing industry scrutiny, local moratoriums, and permitting challenges. This creates significant barriers to entry for competitors and supports stronger economics on expansions and renewals, enhancing the long-term terminal value of its assets. The company also secured a 1.2 GW power agreement in North Dakota and is expanding internationally into Finland.
Despite efforts to diversify, customer concentration risk remains a concern, with CoreWeave still accounting for a substantial portion of the backlog and revenue. While new tier-1 hyperscaler contracts are emerging, a significant reliance on a few key customers could expose APLD to risks if any major client faces operational or financial difficulties.
Profitability remains thin, as evidenced by a net loss of $221 million or $7.76 per share for the quarter, despite strong revenue growth. While adjusted EBITDA was positive, the significant net loss and the impact of non-cash items like stock-based compensation and warrant revaluation highlight ongoing challenges in achieving consistent GAAP profitability.
Execution and timing risks persist as APLD ramps up multiple large-scale sites simultaneously, aiming to place over 600 megawatts into service in the next 12 months. The industry faces tight supply chains for components and power remains a significant gating factor, which could lead to construction delays or increased costs.
| Key Factor | Why It Matters | What To Watch | What It Signals | Where/How To Track | Free Alt Data | Paid Alt Data |
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| Total Megawatts Placed into Service (Next 12 Months) | This metric directly reflects Applied Digital's execution capability in bringing contracted capacity online, converting its backlog into revenue-generating assets, and scaling its AI factory operations. It's a key indicator of operational momentum. | Updates on the total critical IT load brought online across all campuses. Specifically, monitoring progress towards the target of placing over 600 megawatts into service over the next 12 months. | Achieving or exceeding 600 megawatts placed into service over the next 12 months = Bullish. | Company earnings calls, investor presentations, and operational updates. The next update will likely be in the Q2 FY27 earnings call in January 2027. | [] | [] |
| Progress on International Expansion in Finland | Initial steps into the European market, particularly securing up to 1 gigawatt of potential power capacity in Finland, represent a measured but significant long-term growth opportunity, diversifying geographic risk and leveraging Applied Digital's expertise globally. | Updates on the development timeline for the Finland site, specifically confirmation of the first 100 megawatts becoming available in 2028 and subsequent ramp-up towards the full gigawatt by 2031. | Confirmation of on-schedule development and customer interest for the Finland campus, with initial power capacity coming online as planned in 2028 = Bullish. | Company press releases, investor presentations, and earnings calls. Updates expected periodically as development progresses. | [] | [] |
| Financing Close for Polaris Forge 3, Delta Forge 1, and Delta Forge 2 | Securing financing for these next-generation campuses, leased to a tier-1 investment-grade hyperscaler, is crucial for Applied Digital's continued growth and execution of its contracted portfolio. Favorable terms will reduce the cost of capital and enhance shareholder returns. | Confirmation of financing close, including the total amount, interest rates, and equity component. Look for rates lower than the 9.25% on previous Polaris Forge 1 notes, ideally closer to the 7% achieved on the most recent tranche. | Close of financing for Polaris Forge 3, Delta Forge 1, and Delta Forge 2 at favorable rates (e.g., ≤7% coupon) and terms by Q2 FY27 = Bullish. | Company press releases, SEC filings (Form 8-K), and subsequent earnings calls. Expected in the coming quarters. | [] | [] |
| Execution of 250MW Expansion Leases at Premium Pricing | The successful execution of these expansion leases at materially higher pricing validates Applied Digital's pricing power, the scarcity value of its established campuses, and its ability to secure more favorable contract terms, directly boosting future revenue and profitability. | Announcement of new expansion leases, specifically the total megawatts contracted and the reported pricing relative to prior leases (e.g., 'north of 15%-plus increases on the lease rate'). | Execution of 250MW of expansion leases by year-end 2026 with lease rates 'materially higher' (e.g., >15% increase) than prior leases = Bullish. | Company press releases, SEC filings (Form 8-K), and subsequent earnings calls. Expected by year-end 2026. | [] | [] |
| ChronoScale Reaches $1 Billion Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) Target | ChronoScale's growth and achievement of its ARR target would diversify Applied Digital's revenue streams, validate its strategic investment in the neocloud segment, and demonstrate the potential for significant value creation from its majority-owned subsidiary. | Announcements regarding new ChronoScale contracts and updates on its ARR run rate. Specifically, monitoring progress towards the $1 billion ARR target for 2027. | ChronoScale reporting an ARR run rate of $1 billion or more by year-end 2027 = Bullish. | Company press releases, ChronoScale-specific announcements, and Applied Digital's earnings calls. Expected updates throughout 2027. | [] | [] |
This operational metric directly reflects Applied Digital's ability to execute on its buildout commitments and bring contracted AI computing capacity online. It
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| Metric | Last period | Why it matters |
| Megawatts Placed into Service | 140% | This operational metric directly reflects Applied Digital's ability to execute on its buildout commitments and bring contracted AI computing capacity online. It is crucial for future revenue generation and validating the company's 'AI factory' strategy. |
| Adjusted EBITDA | 12780% | Adjusted EBITDA is a key indicator of operating leverage and profitability improvement, especially as tenant fit-out revenue peaks and lease income begins. Investors closely monitor this metric for signs of scalable and sustainable profitability. |
| Total Revenue | 322% | This metric demonstrates the company's overall growth and execution in converting its contracted portfolio into revenue. Sustained growth confirms the effectiveness of its AI factory buildout strategy and provides visibility into long-term contracts. |
Will Applied Digital successfully secure favorable financing for Polaris Forge 3, Delta Forge 1, and Delta Forge 2, leased to a tier-1 investment-grade hypersca
Will Applied Digital successfully secure favorable financing for Polaris Forge 3, Delta Forge 1, and Delta Forge 2, leased to a tier-1 investment-grade hyperscaler, without significant dilution?
Can Applied Digital execute on its target of 250 megawatts of expansion leases by year-end 2026 at materially higher pricing, and will this demonstrate continued demand diversification beyond CoreWeave?
As Applied Digital ramps up to place over 600 megawatts into service over the next 12 months, will adjusted EBITDA and cash flow continue to improve materially, demonstrating scalable and sustainable profitability?
| 3 Things Management Is Most Focused On | Call Takeaway & Tone | Prior Quarter'S Y/Y Growth By Segment | 3 Things Analysts Most Pressed On (And Mgmt Responses) | Revenue Segments |
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| 3 Things Management Is Most Focused On1. **Execution and Expansion of AI Factories:** Management is focused on converting their $36 billion in contracted revenue across five campuses into sustainable, profitable growth, and expanding existing campuses. They expect to place over 600 megawatts into service over the next 12 months, a significant increase from 250 megawatts in the past 12 months. They highlighted progress in North Dakota, with 250 megawatts of critical IT load delivered at Polaris Forge 1 and an anticipated 300 megawatts online across North Dakota by year-end. 2. **Securing Long-Term, High-Quality Contracts and Favorable Financing:** A primary focus is on signing durable, high-quality long-term (15+ years) take-or-pay contracts with proven, tier-1 investment-grade hyperscalers. They are also focused on optimizing financial returns through a well-honed supply chain, deep energy partnerships, and securing favorable financing, as evidenced by the lower coupon rate on their recent notes compared to prior offerings and active discussions for financing Polaris Forge 3, Delta Forge 1, and Delta Forge 2. 3. **Leveraging Strategic Value of Existing Campuses and Power Infrastructure:** Management emphasizes the increasing strategic value of their established campuses due to growing scrutiny and difficulties in new data center development (moratoriums, zoning). They believe their existing, powered, and community-supported campuses create significant barriers to entry, support stronger economics on expansions, and lead to higher terminal values for their assets. The long-term power purchase agreement with Base Electron for 1.2 gigawatts in North Dakota further strengthens their ability to expand on their own timeline. | Call Takeaway & ToneThe overall takeaway of the call is that Applied Digital is confidently executing its strategy to become a leading AI factory developer and operator, leveraging its established campuses, strategic power agreements, and differentiated long-term design. The company is transitioning from a focus on growing contracted value to bringing capacity online and optimizing financial returns. The tone was highly positive and confident, with management emphasizing their strong execution, strategic positioning in key markets like North Dakota, and the increasing scarcity value of their infrastructure. They highlighted strong demand, favorable financing trends for investment-grade tenants, and a clear path to significant capacity expansion. | Prior Quarter'S Y/Y Growth By SegmentIn Q4 FY26, total revenue was $258.7 million, up 407% year over year. HPC Hosting revenue was $203.0 million, up 580.7% year over year. Data Center Hosting revenue was $37.3 million, which was consistent year over year (0% y/y growth). ChronoScale revenue was $18.8 million, with no explicit year-over-year growth percentage provided in the Q4 FY26 reports. | 3 Things Analysts Most Pressed On (And Mgmt Responses)1. **Financing Options for Investment-Grade Hyperscaler Debt:** Analysts questioned the current options for debt funding given a challenging bond market. Management responded that for high investment-grade hyperscalers, there are multiple options beyond the high-yield bond market, including the project finance market and new innovations in the investment-grade bond market. They focus on terms that allow refinancing into lower-cost markets after construction risk is mitigated. 2. **Finland Expansion and Associated Risks/Opportunities:** Analysts inquired about the 'limited initial exposure' in the Finland announcement, the options embedded, commercial progression, and potential community/governmental risks. Management clarified that they purchased the site with an option for additional power, limiting initial financial risk. They noted positive community receptivity, similar to North Dakota, and that the first 100 megawatts are available in 2028, ramping to a full gigawatt by 2031. Build costs are expected to be similar to the US on a dollar-for-euro basis. 3. **Longevity of Data Center Campuses and Future-Proofing:** Analysts noted management's increased emphasis on the longevity of data center campuses and asked about the genesis of these comments, particularly concerning GPU refresh cycles. Management explained that their 'fourth-generation data center design' is built for maximum flexibility and a 30+ year horizon, accommodating evolving compute architectures, network configurations, and electrical/mechanical requirements. This differentiates them from competitors focused on shorter GPU lifecycles and aims to ensure facilities serve needs well beyond initial 15-year lease terms. | Revenue SegmentsTotal revenue reported at $341.9 million, up 322% from $80.9 million in the prior year quarter. The HPC hosting business generated $262.6 million in revenue, consisting of $65.8 million of base rent, $183.5 million of tenant fit out services, and $13.3 million of tenant recoveries. The data center hosting segment generated $37.8 million in revenue, which was in line with the prior year quarter (0% y/y growth). ChronoScale's revenue was $41.5 million, including $23 million of GPU hardware sales. |
| About Expanding Eligible Market | About Competition | About The Broader Industry | Where Things Are Headed | Updates On Theme | Bullish-Leaning Quotes (Short) | Bearish-Leaning Quotes (Short) |
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| About Expanding Eligible MarketApplied Digital expects to continue expanding its existing campuses and selectively adding new locations, with approximately 250 megawatts of expansion leases anticipated by year-end at materially higher pricing compared to prior leases. The company is developing campuses with substantial expansion potential in Louisiana and Alabama, with revenue contribution from this region expected to begin in the first half of calendar year 2027. Applied Digital has also taken its first steps outside the United States, signing an agreement for up to 1 gigawatt of potential power capacity in Finland, with initial 100 megawatts available in 2028 and ramping to the full gigawatt by 2031. ChronoScale is pursuing a strategy to secure data center capacity outside of the large-scale Applied Digital sites, aiming for multiple hundreds of megawatts in 50- to 100-megawatt sites over 2027 and 2028. | About CompetitionApplied Digital differentiates its data center design, building for the long term with 30-plus year horizons, which it believes is substantially more adaptable than competitors' facilities often designed around the typical 5- to 6-year life cycle of a GPU. The company states it is "substantially ahead of our closest competitors in delivery capacity" at its Ellendale campus. Applied Digital highlights its advantage in contracting for dedicated generation at the scale of its campuses, rather than waiting in interconnection queues like many operators. The company views the growing scrutiny around data center development, including local moratoriums, tighter zoning, and community resistance, as increasing the strategic value and scarcity of its established, powered, and community-supported campuses, creating meaningful barriers to entry and supporting stronger economics on expansions and renewals. Management noted that while some competitors are hyper-focused on quickly bringing capacity online, Applied Digital takes a longer-term view in its data center design and build. | About The Broader IndustryPower remains the single largest gating factor in the industry. The data center development industry is facing increasing scrutiny, with more local moratoriums, tighter zoning requirements, longer permitting timelines, and greater community resistance in certain markets. NVIDIA expects neoclouds to exit 2026 with 8 gigawatts of installed capacity, an increase from 3 gigawatts at the end of 2025. Demand for AI compute capacity remains extremely robust, with most 2027 capacity already contracted and strong demand extending into 2028 and 2029. The supply chain for data center components is tight across the industry. | Where Things Are HeadedApplied Digital expects to place over 600 megawatts into service over the next 12 months, a significant increase from 250 megawatts over the past 12 months. The company's goal is to become the category leader in the design, build, deployment, and operation of purpose-built AI factories. It anticipates executing approximately 250 megawatts of expansion leases by year-end at materially higher pricing, potentially north of 15% increases on lease rates and longer durations. Revenue contribution from its Louisiana and Alabama campuses is expected to begin in the first half of calendar year 2027. ChronoScale is on track to reach $1 billion of ARR in 2027. Applied Digital has secured a long-term power purchase agreement with Base Electron for an approximately 1.2 gigawatt natural gas facility in North Dakota, with deliveries expected to begin in 2030, which will substantially strengthen its ability to expand in the region. The company believes it has the ability to grow its operating portfolio to 3.5 to 4 gigawatts by the end of calendar year 2030. | Updates On Theme**Data | Bullish-Leaning Quotes (Short)"Today, we have approximately $36 billion in contracted revenue across 5 campuses, 3 states, and 2 very different geographic regions of the country." "Over the next 12 months, we expect to place over 600 megawatts into service versus 250 megawatts. Over the past 12 months." "We currently expect approximately 250 megawatts of expansion leases to be executed by year-end at materially higher pricing compared to prior leases." "With recent new contracts, ChronoScale is on track to reach $1 billion of ARR in 2027, and momentum for additional contracts continues to build." "We believe we have the ability to grow our operating portfolio to 3.5 to 4 gigawatts by the end of calendar year 2030." | Bearish-Leaning Quotes (Short)"Power remains the single largest gating factor in our industry." "We are seeing more local moratoriums, tighter zoning requirements, longer permitting timelines, and greater community resistance in certain markets." "Supply chain, I think, is tight across the industry and some components more so than others." "Net loss from continuing operations attributable to common stockholders was $221 million or $7.76 per share." |
| Date | Comment | Comment Type | Comment Sentiment | Link | Price Reaction |
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| 2025-10-09 | Applied Digital's Q1 FY26 results and call reinforced its role as a leading AI data center builder, with CoreWeave expanding to 400 MW ($11B in contracted revenue) and financing secured through Macquarie. Revenue surged 84% y/y on fit-out work, confirming execution momentum and capital clarity. Investors viewed the results as proof of scale, driving a strong post-earnings rally. | Earnings Transcript | Bullish | +21.65% (vs SPY: +23.15%) | |
| 2025-07-30 | Applied Digital's Q4 FY25 call was highlighted by a transformative $7B+ CoreWeave lease at its Ellendale “Polaris Forge 1” campus, with expansion options boosting visibility to multi-gigawatt scale. Management emphasized shortened build times, strong financing progress, and active hyperscaler pipeline. Analysts focused on execution and funding, but the stock jumped ~30%+ as investors cheered contracted AI-infrastructure cash flows. | Earnings Transcript | Bullish | +23.72% (vs SPY: +25.85%) | |
| 2026-10-07 | Applied Digital's Q1 FY27 earnings significantly beat revenue and EPS estimates, with strong guidance for AI factory expansion and ChronoScale's $1B ARR target. Despite management's positive tone, the stock initially underperformed the broader market, reflecting investor caution on GAAP losses, high debt, and execution risks, potentially exacerbated by broader AI sector concerns. | Earnings Transcript | Neutral | -0.55% (vs SPY: -0.66%) |
| Catalyst ID | Estimated Timing | Estimated Date Start | Estimated Date End | Catalyst | Why It Matters | Ticker Or Theme Specific | Transcript Date | Source Type |
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| APLD_2e4074dc | by the end of this calendar year | 2026-10-21 | 2026-12-31 | Applied Digital anticipates having 300 megawatts of critical IT online across North Dakota, including the initial operation of its Harwood campus. | This represents a substantial increase in operational capacity in a key region, directly contributing to revenue generation and demonstrating execution capability. | Ticker | 2026-10-07 | earnings_transcript |
| APLD_69c737b8 | by year-end | 2026-10-21 | 2026-12-31 | Applied Digital expects to execute approximately 250 megawatts of expansion leases at existing campuses at materially higher pricing compared to prior leases. | This indicates strong demand for APLD's infrastructure and is expected to drive higher revenue per megawatt, enhancing profitability and validating the value of existing assets. | Ticker | 2026-10-07 | earnings_transcript |
