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Snowflake's stock price dropped on Monday after it announced a big $3.5 billion debt plan.

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Snowflake plans to issue notes with no regular interest and use some proceeds for capped calls and older-note buybacks. Strong recent results and possible future share creation point in different directions, so the story does not clearly change its business prospects.

SNOW · Snowflake Inc.

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The company gets cash without regular interest payments. It plans to use some money for capped calls and to repay older notes. The new notes still add debt and could later become shares. Recent sales and adjusted profit beat estimates, and Snowflake expects product sales to grow. These facts point in different directions, so the story does not clearly change the company’s prospects.

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