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Nebius Group (NBIS)

Nebius runs an AI cloud from Amsterdam and signed a $3.5B secured bridge loan with Citi in October.

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Analysis and information

What it does

Nebius is an AI cloud company based in Amsterdam. It rents GPU clusters, storage and software for training and running AI models, with a large presence in Europe and the U.S. The group also includes Avride, which builds self-driving technology, and TripleTen, an online tech-education business.

Role in the theme

Nebius is a GPU cloud in the AI compute hosts (neoclouds) theme. Its funding mixes customer prepayments, operating cash flow and secured loans.

Latest

  • 10-28: NBIS fell 6.3% in overnight trading after Microsoft's CFO said some third-party GPU-as-a-Service contracts were "delayed to H2" of its fiscal year, which runs January to June 2027.
  • 10-26: Nebius's CEO was reported as saying that some sources of funding, such as "asset-backed financing or debt markets," had temporarily dried up. He said customer advances and other tools should fund "this gigawatt at least."
  • 10-22: Nebius disclosed a $3.5B senior secured bridge loan from Citibank, signed on 10-17. Interest starts at Term SOFR plus 2.75% and rises 0.25% every 90 days, up to 3.50%. The loan matures on 10-16-2027, is secured by substantially all of the borrowers' assets, and has a minimum-liquidity covenant.
  • 10-22: The company said it can still raise asset-backed financing based on more than $40B of long-term contracts with investment-grade customers.

What to watch

  • Q3 results: about 11-11, per a broker calendar (not confirmed by the company).
  • How the bridge loan due 10-16-2027 is refinanced, and whether the asset-backed financing the company described is signed.
  • Customer prepayments as a share of funding.

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