Why Are Snowflake Shares Trading Lower On Monday?
Snowflake plans to offer $1.3 billion of 2029 convertible notes and $2.2 billion of 2031 notes to qualified institutional buyers.
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Why It Matters
Snowflake is borrowing money by selling special bonds to investors. When companies do this, stock prices often dip because the new bonds might dilute what current owners have.
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