NEW YORK, July 27, 2026, 05:03 EDT — Nebius stock advanced in Nasdaq premarket trading.
- Nebius was last up 6.1% at $199.30 as of 4:58 a.m. EDT.
- Nvidia holds a 9.3% beneficial interest, comprising 21.07 million shares connected to warrants.
- Meta Platforms Inc. NASDAQ:META and Microsoft Corp. NASDAQ:MSFT will both release results on Wednesday, coinciding with a Federal Reserve policy decision.
Nebius Group N.V. NASDAQ:NBIS climbed 6.1% to $199.30 in early trading on Monday after dropping 15.0% to $187.77 on Friday. Premarket trading saw 159,253 shares change hands as of 4:58 a.m. EDT.
The recovery leaves unresolved last week’s main issue: how much fresh information did NVIDIA Corp. NASDAQ:NVDA truly reveal?
The filing indicated a beneficial ownership of 22,256,412 Nebius shares. Nvidia possessed 1,190,476 shares outright. The rest, totaling 21,065,936 shares, was accounted for by a pre-funded warrant.
This brings the warrant-backed portion of the disclosed position to 94.7%. Nvidia obtained the warrant on March 11, contrary to previous suggestions of a July date. The update clarified details but did not involve new funding.
The warrant is not currently available for use. Nvidia is unable to exercise it or sell the shares tied to it before September 11. According to SEC rules, the warrant is included since it can be exercised within 60 days from July 13.
The economic price in the March agreement was $94.94 per share. By Friday’s close, Nebius shares had risen 97.8% from that point. On Monday morning, the stock was trading almost 110% higher.
The 18.8% surge on Tuesday highlighted the impact of the endorsement. On Friday, shares fell amid a wider pullback in capital-intensive AI stocks.
Peer tape trading was mixed:
| Company | July 24 close | Friday move | Weekly move |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nebius Group N.V. NASDAQ:NBIS | $187.77 | -15.0% | up 5.7% |
| CoreWeave Inc. NASDAQ:CRWV | $71.88 | -11.4% | down 1.8% |
| IREN Ltd. NASDAQ:IREN | $37.07 | -8.7% | up 10.3% |
Weekly changes reflect closing prices from July 17 to July 24. Nebius recorded the largest Friday drop within the group, but its performance was stronger than the Nasdaq Composite’s 2.0% weekly decline.
Chip stocks declined on Friday with investors concerned about AI spending. Peter Andersen, CEO of Andersen Capital Management, spoke candidly about the shift.
“The fear of missing out is shifting to a fear of significant overbuilding,” Andersen stated. Reuters
Nebius is experiencing robust demand, though expansion costs are high. Revenue for the first quarter surged almost eight times to $399 million. Capital expenditures totaled approximately $2.5 billion.
The company has increased its projected capital expenditure for 2026 to a range of $20 billion to $25 billion. CEO Arkady Volozh stated that demand was strong, with multiple customers vying for every additional GPU.
On July 17, Nebius responded to some of the concerns, arranging a $775 million senior facility with pricing at SOFR plus 2.50%. The loan is secured by deployed GPUs and existing contracted cash flows.
The company stated that the cash flows and loan are sufficient to finance the deployment’s capital expenses. It also referenced over $40 billion in further contracted revenue from Microsoft and Meta.
“This financing represents a key milestone in the strategy,” Chief Operating Officer Ophir Nave stated. Nebius additionally launched partner-funded sites that call for lower incremental capital. Nebius
The next demand update is due on Wednesday. Microsoft and Meta are scheduled to release their results after the closing bell. Their updates on infrastructure investments and capacity will provide insights for Nebius.
Interest rates are also significant. The Federal Reserve is set to conclude its two-day policy meeting on Wednesday, releasing its statement at 2 p.m. EDT. Nebius’s latest secured facility is based on SOFR.
Risks are still significant. Nebius needs to obtain power supplies, GPUs, and financing, and also keep up with delivery deadlines. Increased rates, potential partner delays, or declining prices could put pressure on returns.