Shares of CoreWeave moved higher in after hours trading, with an after hours last reported at 106.92 at 7:00 AM EDT, according to company data. The regular session closed at 90.32, which the same source said was up 2.42 percent on the day.
Robinhood reported the stock trading between a low of 106.43 and a high of 107.10 on 2026-08-12, leaving shares at 107.02 at the time of its report. Robinhood said trading volume that day was 1.76 million, versus an average daily volume it listed at 30.92 million.
Both sources show a wide 52-week range for the ticker CRWV. The high was 153.20, with a high date listed as 10/10/25. The low was 60.55, with a low date listed as 07/29/26. Robinhood also reported a price to earnings ratio of minus 28.70 for the company.
Company Details And Market Context
CoreWeave’s corporate filings and profiles list its headquarters as Livingston, New Jersey, with the address 290 W. Mt. Pleasant Avenue, Suite 4100. Company officers named in public materials include Michael Intrator as co‑founder, chairman and chief executive officer, Sachin Jain as chief operating officer, Nitin Agrawal as chief financial officer, and Kristen Mcveety as general counsel and corporate secretary.
Key statistics in one company data snapshot showed market capitalization at 49.276 billion and shares outstanding at 545.57 million, with a 10‑day average volume of 29.27 million. Robinhood’s summary put market capitalization at 50.67 billion while repeating the same 52‑week price extremes and the negative P/E ratio.
Market commentary included a Jefferies video in which analyst Brent Thill said CoreWeave is still one of the primary vendors building AI infrastructure. The remark appears in company materials distributed with market data and underscores how some analysts characterize the firm’s role in AI compute provision.
The available sources document short term price swings and differing market metrics across outlets. They also show that trading activity on the day cited was well below the platforms’ reported average volumes. Investors and observers relying on these public summaries should note the variance in snapshot figures between providers.
