The headline milestone was already expected—and already public. Galaxy confirmed that it delivered 133 MW of critical IT load for CoreWeave’s Phase I during Q2, with rent beginning in the quarter. That meets its prior end-of-Q2 delivery target, but Galaxy had announced the completion on July 6; this filing therefore confirms execution rather than introducing a new operating surprise. (CoreWeave Lease Overview)
| Metric | Filing disclosure | Why it matters versus expectations |
|---|---|---|
| Phase I critical IT load delivered | 133 MW in Q2 2026 | On the previously stated timetable; milestone was disclosed before this filing. (CoreWeave Lease Overview) |
| Phase I average annual base revenue | $315M | Shows the run-rate intended once the delivered capacity is operating, but the filing does not report the quarter’s actual lease revenue or profitability. (CoreWeave Lease Overview) |
| Phase I construction cost | $1.8B | Puts the capital required behind the initial revenue ramp in perspective. (CoreWeave Lease Overview) |
| Phase II contracted critical IT load / rent start | 260 MW / Q2 2027 | The next major financial step remains roughly a year away. (CoreWeave Lease Overview) |
| Phase II estimated construction cost | $4.0B | Execution now depends on completing a much larger build than Phase I. (CoreWeave Lease Overview) |
| Total contracted CoreWeave capacity | 526 MW | No incrementally leased capacity was disclosed in this presentation. (CoreWeave Lease Overview) |
| Total potential power portfolio | 5.73 GW | Large expansion potential, but most is not contracted and depends on approvals, development milestones, and future tenants. (Data Centers Power Pipeline) |
The deck contains no Q2 income statement, cash flow, or actual operating-profit figures. That prevents a clean assessment against the published earnings consensus, including whether Phase I rent translated into reported revenue, margins, or cash generation. The headline figures are largely forward-looking lease economics, and the stated 90%+ lease-level adjusted EBITDA margin excludes corporate overhead and is not reconciled to GAAP. (Non-GAAP Financial Measure; CoreWeave Lease Overview)
The real change is a larger development narrative, not a de-risked earnings step-up. Galaxy now lays out 5.73 GW of potential Texas capacity across eight projects, but only 800 MW is shown as contracted. The remainder ranges from contractable capacity to expansion opportunities and grid-study categories; it is not equivalent to signed revenue. (Data Centers Power Pipeline; Power Capacity Ramp Schedule)
Net read: execution is intact, but the filing mostly meets an already-known expectation. Completing Phase I on schedule validates the Helios conversion and begins rent recognition, yet it does not supply the financial evidence needed to show that the project is outperforming expectations. The next material proof points are reported lease economics from Phase I and financing/construction execution for the $4.0B Phase II build. (CoreWeave Lease Overview)
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