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Nebius funding, valuation and investors

Nasdaq-listed, Amsterdam-based specialist AI cloud for training, inference and GPU infrastructure.

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Funding, valuation & investors

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Latest funding

Not publicly disclosed

Latest known valuation

Not publicly disclosed

Total disclosed equity funding

Not publicly disclosed

Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.

Current status

public

public · Amsterdam, Netherlands

Source links not recorded Last verified: 2026-11-13T00:00:00.000Z

Overview

Nebius Group N.V. (Nasdaq: NBIS) operates a GPU-based cloud platform and managed inference service Nebius Token Factory, combining proprietary software with owned data-center projects and third-party colocation. Its 2026 capital structure includes Nvidia strategic investment, secured GPU debt, convertible notes and customer prepayments.

Management expects prepayments plus contract-backed lending to fund 75–85% of planned $40–45B capex in 2027, a forecast rather than cash received. The Q3 shareholder letter separates $325M of non-recurring partnership revenue from ongoing compute services. Some Microsoft-backed third-party capacity at Vineland, New Jersey was pushed into Q2 2027.

Why Nebius is interesting

Q3 2026 revenue was $980.8M, including a $325M one-time asset-light partnership item. Nebius plans $40–45B in 2027 infrastructure spending but faces delays at a Microsoft-contract New Jersey data center, making cash funding and execution critical.

Product & use cases

Full-stack AI cloud with GPU compute, training, managed inference, storage, and cluster operations; own-site and third-party colocation capacity.

  • Training and fine-tuning models on GPU clusters.
  • Serving production model inference and AI agents.

Key facts

  • Q3 2026: $980.8M revenue (+571% year-on-year), about $325M from a non-recurring asset-light partnership.
  • 2027 spending plan of $40–45B, with 75–85% expected to be funded through customer prepayments plus loans against customer contracts.
  • Closed a $775M GPU secured facility in July and $5.75B convertible notes in August; entered a $3.5B Citi facility in October.
  • New Jersey third-party capacity for Microsoft delayed; own-site execution is a key growth risk.

Competitive landscape

Edge: Integrated data-center engineering, AI systems and software potentially support efficiency and premium contracts, but execution and return on invested capital remain open tests.

  • CoreWeave direct

    Listed specialized AI cloud with a large financed compute backlog.

  • Lambda direct

    GPU infrastructure peer using debt backed by deployments.

  • Microsoft Azure incumbent

    Large full-service cloud competitor and Nebius customer.

Industries

infra-cloud ai-ml

Market / IPO context

Ticker: NBIS (NASDAQ)

IPO status: public

Editorial / static context — not a live quote.

FAQs about Nebius

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No. Management forecast $40–45B of 2027 capital spending; this is not cash raised.
Q3 results included non-recurring revenue and 2026 guidance moved to its low end after third-party capacity delays, even as 2027 capex rose.
Nebius Group trades on Nasdaq as NBIS.
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