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Nebius

NBIS · · AI Cloud Infrastructure

Rating

Realized — Closed at Target

Entry

$91.00

Exit

$167.00

Realized Return

+83.5%

Holding Period

Mar – Apr 2026

Quan Pham, Senior Analyst · M’Squared Capital Research · Closed 15 Apr 2026

A neocloud mispriced on spin-out mechanics, re-rated as GPU capacity monetized.

Summary

We bought Nebius at $91 into the post-spin dislocation, when forced-seller mechanics and index dynamics created a valuation air-pocket in a scarce asset. Utilization and backlog confirmed the thesis and the stock re-rated to $167, where we realized.

Business Overview

Nebius is an AI-cloud (neocloud) provider building and renting GPU infrastructure for training and inference, plus adjacent AI businesses.

Investment Thesis

  1. 01

    Spin-out mispricing

    Forced-seller mechanics and index churn created a valuation air-pocket in an asset the market had not yet learned to value.

  2. 02

    Capacity is currency

    Contracted GPU capacity against insatiable inference demand is a rare and monetizable supply position.

  3. 03

    Backlog confirmation

    Utilization and customer commitments validated the build, which is precisely what drove the re-rate.

Valuation & Price Target

We realized $167, roughly +83.5%, as the neocloud narrative went mainstream and the spin-out discount closed.

Catalysts

  • Capacity and backlog disclosures
  • Marquee customer wins
  • Neocloud comparable-multiple re-rating

Key Risks

  • GPU oversupply and pricing pressure
  • Capital intensity and financing needs
  • Customer concentration

Bottom Line

Bought a forced-seller dislocation in a scarce asset. Realized +83.5%.

This note is the opinion of M’Squared Capital and is provided for informational purposes only. It is not investment advice, nor an offer or solicitation to buy or sell any security. Price targets and entry and exit levels reflect the firm’s proprietary views and realized transactions; they are not forecasts of future results. The firm may hold, add to, reduce, or close any position at any time without notice. Past performance is not indicative of future results.