Nebius Stock (NBIS): Price, Outlook and How to Buy

By: WEEX|2026/07/14 12:01:29

NBIS price: where to track it

NBIS trades on Nasdaq during US market hours; follow the live quote on any brokerage or market-data service carrying Nasdaq prices under NASDAQ: NBIS. One structural note: Nebius Group N.V. is Netherlands-domiciled and a foreign private issuer, so it reports on Form 6-K, not the 10-Q/10-K cadence. As of July 2026, the stock is driven by its AI-cloud growth, large signed contracts, and heavy capital spending. On WEEX, NBIS-linked exposure runs through the stock markets — stock futures and a tokenized stock — so check the market listings for what is currently offered.

What is Nebius, and the Yandex backstory

Nebius builds and operates GPU data centers, and also owns Avride (autonomous vehicles), TripleTen (edtech) and stakes in ClickHouse and Toloka. Its history is why many investors search the name: the company was formerly Yandex N.V. Its Nasdaq trading was frozen in February 2022 after Russia's invasion of Ukraine; it then completed a roughly US$5.4 billion divestiture of all its Russian assets (July 2024), renamed itself Nebius Group N.V. (August 16, 2024) and resumed Nasdaq trading under NBIS on October 21, 2024 (the relisting opened around US$13.65). Note that the old ticker YNDX is retired, and Nebius today is a separate entity from the Russian "Yandex" business that continues under different ownership — do not conflate them.

Nebius stock outlook for 2026

Bull case

Explosive AI-cloud growth: Q1 2026 revenue of US$399.0 million (from US$50.9 million a year earlier), AI-cloud revenue up about 841%, and core AI-cloud ARR of US$1.92 billion
Marquee backing and contracts: in March 2026, NVIDIA agreed to invest US$2 billion (a plan to deploy more than 5 GW of NVIDIA systems by 2030), and a Meta deal worth up to US$27 billion took total signed contracts above US$46 billion (with an earlier Microsoft agreement)
Capacity build-out: up to 1.2 GW of power and land secured for a new owned AI "factory" in Pennsylvania

Risk factors

Not yet profitable on an operating basis: although Nebius reported Q1 2026 "net income" of US$621.2 million, that was driven by a US$780.6 million non-cash revaluation gain on equity investments (a ClickHouse round) — the adjusted net result was a loss of about US$100.3 million. Adjusted EBITDA did turn positive (US$129.5 million)
Customer concentration: most contracted revenue comes from a few hyperscalers (Microsoft, Meta)
Financing risk: 2026 capex was raised to US$20–25 billion, requiring heavy external financing; the "NVIDIA invests, then supplies, then buys capacity" loop draws circular-financing scrutiny
Event risk into the next results, expected around early August 2026

For scenario analysis and price targets, see the dated coverage below — this page stays continuously updated and carries no point-in-time targets. (One outlet estimated the stock was up roughly 230% in the first half of 2026, but treat single-source performance figures as directional.)

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How to buy Nebius stock (NBIS)

Route 1 — US brokerage access: buy NBIS directly on Nasdaq during US market hours through a brokerage that offers US equities. You become a shareholder — Nebius is growth-stage and pays no dividend.

Route 2 — on WEEX: if you have no US equity account, WEEX offers price-linked exposure through its stock markets — stock futures first, and a tokenized stock that tracks Nebius (the Nebius Group Tokenized Stock, issued by Ondo). Check the market listings for what is currently offered:

Create a WEEX account and complete verification.
Deposit USDT.
Open the stock market listings and select the Nebius-linked market.
Place your order.

A tokenized stock or stock-futures position is not the share itself: it tracks NBIS's price, carries no shareholder rights, can deviate from the underlying, and uses leverage that amplifies losses as well as gains. Understand these risks before trading.

Which route fits you?

Point of comparison	US brokerage (NBIS)	WEEX (stock markets)
What you hold	Nebius common stock	An instrument designed to track NBIS's price
Instrument types	Cash equity	Stock futures and a Nebius tokenized stock
Account requirement	US-market brokerage account	WEEX account
Trading hours	US market hours	See the market page
Shareholder rights	Yes (Nebius pays no dividend)	No — price exposure only
Leverage	Typically none	Available on futures — raises risk

What are stock futures and tokenized stocks?

WEEX's stock markets offer exposure in two forms: stock futures (derivative contracts that track a share's price, tradable long or short with leverage) and tokenized stocks (blockchain-issued instruments that follow the listed share — WEEX offers one that tracks Nebius). Both are price exposure only: no voting rights, no direct dividend, and prices can deviate from the underlying.

Recent milestones

October 21, 2024 — resumed Nasdaq trading as NBIS after divesting its Russian assets and renaming from Yandex N.V. (the relisting opened around US$13.65)
March 11, 2026 — NVIDIA agreed to invest US$2 billion in Nebius (note: US$2 billion, not US$5 billion — the US$5 billion NVIDIA stake is in Intel), with a plan to deploy more than 5 GW of NVIDIA systems by 2030
March 16, 2026 — a Meta AI-infrastructure deal worth up to US$27 billion (US$12 billion committed plus up to US$15 billion optional); with the earlier Microsoft agreement, total signed contracts exceed US$46 billion
May 13, 2026 — Q1 2026 results: revenue US$399.0 million, adjusted EBITDA US$129.5 million (positive); the reported "net income" of US$621.2 million was driven by a non-cash revaluation gain, while the adjusted net result was a loss of about US$100.3 million. FY2026 guidance: revenue US$3.0–3.4 billion, run-rate US$7–9 billion, and capex raised to US$20–25 billion
Around early August 2026 — Q2 2026 results expected (a calendar/aggregator date, not company-confirmed)

FAQ

Where is Nebius listed?

On Nasdaq, as NBIS (often written NASDAQ: NBIS). Nebius Group N.V. is Netherlands-domiciled and reports as a foreign private issuer on Form 6-K.

Was Nebius formerly Yandex?

Yes. After its Nasdaq trading was frozen in February 2022, it divested all its Russian assets (~US$5.4 billion, July 2024), renamed to Nebius Group N.V. (August 2024) and resumed trading as NBIS in October 2024. The old ticker YNDX is retired, and Nebius is separate from the Russian "Yandex" business that continues under different ownership.

Is Nebius profitable?

Not on an operating basis. The Q1 2026 reported "net income" of US$621.2 million was driven by a US$780.6 million non-cash revaluation gain on investments; the adjusted net result was a loss of about US$100.3 million. Adjusted EBITDA was positive (US$129.5 million), but the core business is not yet profitable.

Did NVIDIA invest US$5 billion in Nebius?

No. NVIDIA's March 2026 investment in Nebius was US$2 billion. The US$5 billion NVIDIA investment was in Intel — a separate story that is easy to cross-wire.

When are Nebius's next results?

Q2 2026 results are expected around early August 2026 (a calendar/aggregator date, not company-confirmed). Nebius is growth-stage and pays no dividend.

Can I get NBIS exposure without a US brokerage account?

On WEEX, NBIS-linked exposure runs through the stock markets — stock futures and a Nebius tokenized stock. These are price exposure only, with no shareholder rights, and leverage amplifies losses as well as gains.

This content is for information only and is not investment advice.

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