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A large secondary sale of DLR stock by Blackstone affiliates increases float and could pressure the stock; conversion of non-voting to voting shares adds potential dilution. Historically, block sales by major holders around acquisition-related events tend to pressure prices in the near term before any strategic clarity post-close.
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Digital Realty announced an underwritten public offering of $2.346 billion of its stock by Blackstone affiliates, tied to the Blackstone Acquisition of Blackstone’s interests in Digital Carver Dulles 9 and Digital Carver Brickyard. The company itself isn’t issuing shares or receiving proceeds; the non-voting Blackstone shares will convert to common stock upon transfer. Closing of the acquisition is expected by June 30, 2026, with Morgan Stanley as sole underwriter.
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