Nebius Group's stock price has surged past my conservative valuation, driven by a new capital raise and a U.S. data center launch, signaling strong growth prospects. Given the successfully completed funding round and numerous available options, I believe the company will easily secure the funds for further capital expenditures. My revenue forecasts for 2025 and 2026 are $758 million and $1.518 billion, respectively, with EBITDA expected to reach $636 million by 2026.
Nebius, formerly Yandex, has rebranded and relocated, focusing on AI-centric cloud platforms with substantial GPU capacity and efficient data centers. The company secured $700 million from Nvidia and Accel, ensuring funding for expansion and access to Nvidia chipsets. Nebius owns valuable assets like Avride, Toloka, Tripleton, and a stake in ClickHouse, with conservative valuations indicating significant upside potential.
Nebius' unique engineering strengths and unexpected listing present a compelling investment opportunity in the burgeoning AI megatrend, driven by proven leadership and strategic partnerships. AI is poised to be the most significant value creation opportunity in history, with Nebius well-positioned to capitalize on this trend. Citron Research highlights Nebius' proprietary technology, robust engineering team, and substantial investments from Nvidia and Accel Partners as key growth drivers. Link to the research is below.
Nebius is astonishingly cheap for a pureplay AI company, even after doubling in a month. Nebius is a AI infrastructure company, offering compute for AI and machine learning workloads. The company has proven its ability as a cloud business in its previous life as Yandex, Russia's Google.
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Nebius stock jumped on the news that Nvidia had joined a $700 million private placement for the AI company. The post AI Stock Nebius Group Jumps After Nvidia Joins $700 Million Investment appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
AI infrastructure firm Nebius Group on Monday said it was raising $700 million in a private placement from investors including Nvidia , Accel and some accounts managed by Orbis Investments.
Nebius Group on Tuesday said it plans to open its first cloud computing operations in the United States, which could eventually house up to 35,000 chips from Nvidia.
Nebius Group's stock showed solid growth in the first days of trading, reaching my target fair value of $23. The company's data center in Finland and co-location data center in Paris represent a great opportunity for Nebius's revenue growth. Capital expenditures for data center expansion are substantial, but the company has sufficient liquidity reserves to meet these needs without an immediate need to raise new capital.
Nebius Group on Thursday reported a jump in quarterly revenue on strong demand for AI infrastructure, in its first earnings report since shares resumed trading last week after a more than two-year pause.
Nebius Group's stock will resume trading on NASDAQ on October 21st. As the company published the updated presentation of its business, I updated my valuation. As a result, I keep my positive view on the company's business prospects, but I slightly decrease my Nebius's fair share price from $23.6 to $23. I expect high volatility in the company's share price in the first days of trading.