Nebius Group Stock Gains on Meta and Microsoft Deals

Nebius Group stock AI deals with Microsoft and Meta lift revenue while heavy capex and a wider loss raise execution and financing risk for traders.

November 13, 2025·2 min read
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KEY TAKEAWAYS

  • Signed hyperscaler deals including $17.4 billion Microsoft and $3.0 billion Meta contracts underpin a large revenue runway.
  • Q3 2025 revenue rose to $146 million but missed consensus and net loss widened to $100 million.
  • Capital spending jumped to $956 million, elevating execution and financing risks as capacity scales.

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Nebius Group (NASDAQ: NBIS) stock rose on Nov. 11, 2025, after the Amsterdam-based AI infrastructure provider disclosed major agreements with Meta Platforms and Microsoft alongside a sharp revenue increase. Management warned that heavy capital spending raises execution and financing risks.

Hyperscaler Contracts and Growth

In September 2025, Nebius signed a $17.4 billion AI infrastructure contract with Microsoft, with revenue expected to ramp throughout 2026. On Nov. 11, the company announced a five-year, $3.0 billion agreement with Meta Platforms. Nebius reported sold-out data-center capacity and strong annual recurring revenue momentum. Management said demand was overwhelming and constrained by available GPU infrastructure. The company plans to deploy additional capacity over the next three months to fulfill the Meta contract.

Nebius’s market capitalization has quadrupled in 2025 to $27.6 billion, reflecting investor confidence in its hyperscaler partnerships and growth prospects.

Quarterly Results and Capital Intensity

Nebius reported Q3 2025 revenue of $146 million, a 355% year-over-year increase but below analyst expectations of $156 million. The quarter produced a net loss of $100 million, wider than the estimated loss. Capital expenditures surged to $956 million, up from $172 million in Q3 2024, reflecting the company’s aggressive infrastructure build-out.

Earlier in 2025, Nebius raised $4.0 billion in capital and projects full-year capital expenditures of $2.0 billion to support expansion. Management described the strategy as disciplined expansion, emphasizing that hyperscaler contracts will drive further growth. However, rapid scaling and elevated spending increase execution and financing risks.

As of Nov. 13, 2025, no material regulatory or antitrust issues had been disclosed regarding the Microsoft or Meta agreements. Investors will monitor whether Nebius can convert its sold-out capacity and large contracts into sustained margins as it deploys additional GPU infrastructure.

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