Nebius Group N.V.Quarterly revenue surged 454% YoY to $582.3M with a contracted backlog approaching $40B.
Nebius Group shares jumped over 6% in extended trading on September 16 after the company revised pricing strategies across its on-demand AI compute resources. The move comes even as the stock remains down roughly 22% over the trailing month amid balance sheet stress, equity dilution fears, and sector rotation. Operational results show significant traction, with quarterly revenue surging 454% year-over-year to $582.3 million in the latest Q2 2026 figures and trailing twelve-month revenue reaching $1.36 billion. Powering that expansion is a contracted backlog approaching $40 billion, anchored by a $27 billion five-year deal with Meta Platforms and a $17.4 billion contract with Microsoft, alongside a $2 billion equity investment from Nvidia. Management also raised year-end 2026 contracted power capacity guidance from over 4 GW to over 5 GW, though short interest sits at 17% of the public float as investors weigh execution risk on an aggressive $20 billion to $25 billion CapEx plan for 2026.
Nebius Group N.V.Quarterly revenue surged 454% YoY to $582.3M with a contracted backlog approaching $40B.
Microsoft CorporationNebius's $17.4 billion contract with Microsoft anchors its backlog, reflecting Microsoft's AI compute demand.
NVIDIA CorporationNvidia made a $2 billion equity investment in Nebius, a financial stake in the AI compute firm.
Meta Platforms Inc.Nebius's $27 billion five-year deal with Meta anchors its contracted backlog, reflecting Meta's AI compute demand.
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