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Nebius Lands Up to $27 Billion Meta Deal, Announces $4 Billion Convertible Notes

Investors now balance greater revenue visibility against dilution, lofty multiples, execution risk.

Overview

  • Nebius says it secured a multiyear cloud-computing agreement with Meta valued at up to $27 billion, marking a move deeper into hyperscaler capacity.
  • The company announced a $4 billion private offering of convertible notes to fund AI cloud expansion and data center buildouts, creating potential future share dilution.
  • Reporting highlights a strategic Nvidia backing estimated at $2 billion, viewed as supplier validation for Nebius’s AI infrastructure push.
  • Earlier reporting cited a five‑year, $17.4 billion capacity purchase agreement with Microsoft, adding to Nebius’s multiyear backlog.
  • Shares remain volatile as the unprofitable Netherlands‑based Yandex spinout pursues multi‑GW infrastructure plans, carries very high price‑to‑sales metrics, and faces material execution constraints including GPUs and power.