- Stock Skyrockets: Nebius Group (NASDAQ: NBIS) has surged ~350% in 2025 amid booming demand for AI infrastructure ts2.tech ts2.tech. A key catalyst was a 5‑year, $17.4 billion AI compute deal with Microsoft, which sent NBIS up nearly 50% in a day ts2.tech. Even after profit-taking, shares traded in the mid-$110s in late Oct ts2.tech.
- Earnings Date Set: The company announced it will release Q3 2025 results on Nov. 11, 2025 (before market open) and host a conference call the same morning Businesswire. (Analysts had previously expected an Oct. 29 release Marketbeat.) Street forecasts see a modest loss per share (~$0.50) for Q3 Marketbeat.
- Blistering Growth: Nebius reported $105.1 M revenue in Q2 2025 – up 625% year-over-year – with EPS of –$0.38 (beating guidance) Marketbeat. Management raised its annualized revenue target to roughly $900M–$1.1B by end-2025 ts2.tech. Longer-term, a Nasdaq analysis projects Nebius could hit ~$4.25 billion revenue by 2027, and Nebius itself guides to ~$1 billion annual recurring revenue by 2026 ts2.tech.
- New Products & Ventures: In October Nebius launched AI Cloud 3.0 “Aether”, targeting enterprise customers with SOC-2/HIPAA compliance ts2.tech. Co-founder Roman Chernin said the upgrade delivers “supercomputer performance, hyperscaler ease-of-use, and the trust and governance required for production AI” ts2.tech. Beyond cloud services, Nebius holds Avride (autonomous driving tech) and TripleTen (tech education) Businesswire and has stakes in startups like ClickHouse and Toloka.
- Wall Street’s View: Analysts are overwhelmingly bullish. MarketBeat notes a consensus “Buy” rating on NBIS with an average price target around $91.20 Marketbeat. Leading firms have lifted targets into triple digits – Goldman Sachs recently set a $137 target and BWS Financial $130 ts2.tech. BWS analyst Hamed Khorsand praised the Microsoft deal for giving “unprecedented clarity” on Nebius’s long-term revenue potential ts2.tech and called Nebius “significantly de-risked” by the contract ts2.tech.
- Insiders & Investors: Institutional investors are also piling in. FNY Investment Advisers more than tripled its NBIS stake in Q2, and recent SEC filings show multiple hedge funds and asset managers adding positions Marketbeat. Such buying reflects confidence in Nebius’s growth story – even as the company burns cash on its massive expansion plans.
Nebius Group is a Netherlands-based tech firm (spun out of Yandex in 2022) that provides full-stack AI cloud infrastructure. Its high-performance GPU data centers and software help clients (like Cloudflare and Shopify) train and run machine-learning models ts2.tech. CEO Arkady Volozh hailed the Microsoft deal as a “first of [many] major contracts” that will “accelerate the growth of our AI cloud business… in 2026 and beyond” ts2.tech.
Investors will be watching Nebius’s Q3 report closely. Analysts expect revenue to remain on a steep growth curve, even if the company is still running losses to fund expansion. As Hamed Khorsand summarized, the Azure partnership “provides unprecedented clarity” and helps Nebius “win additional marquee customers” ts2.tech. Yet experts also caution that heavy capital spending and competition (from rivals like CoreWeave, Amazon, Google) pose risks. For now, Nebius’s valuation – a market cap exceeding $25 billion ts2.tech – reflects sky-high expectations for the AI cloud market.
In summary, Nebius Group’s meteoric rally has captured Wall Street’s attention ts2.tech. With earnings due Nov. 11 and a rapidly expanding product lineup, the coming weeks will test whether the company can keep up its blistering growth and justify its booming stock price. (Sources: Nebius press releases Businesswire; TechStock² analysis ts2.tech ts2.tech; MarketBeat Marketbeat Marketbeat; Reuters/Nasdaq profiles ts2.tech.)
