Intrator, Coreweave CEO, sells $2.1 million in shares

CoreWeave, Inc. (OTC:CRWV) CEO and President Michael N Intrator, has sold 15,174 shares of Class A Common Stock on October 8, 2025, according to a Form 4 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The sales, executed under a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan adopted on May 23, 2025, totaled $2.1 million. According to InvestingPro data, the company currently commands a market capitalization of $72.57 billion and has demonstrated remarkable performance with a 257% return over the past year.

The transactions involved three separate sales. The prices for these sales ranged from $139.1179 to $140.62 per share.

Specifically, Intrator sold 4,675 shares at a weighted average price of $139.1179, with prices ranging from $138.55 to $139.52. He also sold 10,256 shares at a weighted average price of $139.8770, in a range of $139.57 to $140.47. The final transaction involved the sale of 243 shares at an average price of $140.62, with prices varying from $140.59 to $140.65.

The shares are indirectly held by Omnadora Capital LLC, where Intrator serves as the sole manager of Omnadora’s manager, Omnadora Management LLC. Following these transactions, Omnadora Capital LLC directly holds 0 shares.

In other recent news, CoreWeave, Inc. has announced the launch of Serverless RL, a managed reinforcement learning platform designed to simplify AI agent training. This new service allows developers to scale reinforcement learning across multiple GPUs with minimal setup, promising nearly 1.4x faster training times and 40% lower costs compared to traditional environments. Additionally, CoreWeave has entered into an agreement to acquire Monolith AI Limited, aiming to combine Monolith’s machine learning capabilities with CoreWeave’s AI cloud infrastructure for enhanced industrial applications.

In terms of analyst perspectives, Evercore ISI has reiterated an Outperform rating for CoreWeave, citing the durability of its GPU cloud business model and long-term contracts as key differentiators. Meanwhile, CoreWeave’s CEO, Michael Intrator, confirmed that there are no plans to revise the company’s acquisition offer for Core Scientific, suggesting that the current bid reflects the perceived value of the bitcoin mining firm. These developments highlight CoreWeave’s strategic moves in both expanding its technological offerings and solidifying its market position.

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