On June 4, IREN Ltd declined 5.89% in regular trading, trading at $59.86/share, with trading volume of $924 million.

On the news front, market concerns over the company's financial leverage intensified following the completion of a $3.65 billion investment-grade GPU financing facility designed to support its AI Cloud computing business delivery. Despite the facility enabling partnerships with Microsoft, Dell, and other tech giants, the massive debt raised alarm as the company's total convertible notes scale has reached $3.7 billion. Additionally, the company's most recent quarterly EPS came in at -$0.25, indicating profitability has yet to materialize.

The decline also reflects concentrated profit-taking pressure. IREN shares had surged in prior sessions on multiple catalysts including a Dell Blackwell system procurement worth $1.6 billion, Nvidia's investment of up to $2.1 billion, Microsoft's $9.7 billion computing power agreement, and the signing of a transmission connection agreement for an 800MW data center campus in South Australia. The sharp short-term accumulated gains triggered a sell-off. Notably, B.Riley raised its price target on IREN to $96 from $88 while maintaining a buy rating, and the analyst consensus average target stands at $83.54.

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