Meet This New AI Stock That Could Become a Wall Street Darling in 2025. It Has the Full Support of Nvidia and Trades at a Massive Bargain.

Company Overview - Nebius Group rejoined the Nasdaq exchange after a three-year hiatus, previously owned by Russian company Yandex [1] - Yandex split off its international assets in a $5.4 billion deal earlier this year [1] - Nebius offers AI-as-a-service, providing access to GPU clusters and a cloud platform [2] - The company closed a$700 million private financing round with Accel and Nvidia [4] - Nebius has a special partnership with Nvidia, offering early access to Nvidia's new Blackwell chips [4] - The company's market cap is approximately $6.7 billion [5] Financial Performance - Nebius grew revenue by 766$2.3 billion in cash and cash equivalents and very little debt [10] - Management expects the annualized revenue run rate to increase to $750 million to$1 billion by the end of 2025 [10] - The company is investing $1 billion in GPU clusters in Paris and expanding its data center in Finland [10] Market Position and Valuation - Nebius is compared to Coreweave, a similar AI infrastructure company rumored to go public at a$35 billion valuation [5] - The company trades below 8 times forward earnings, expected to turn profitable next year [11] - Nvidia shares trade at 47 times forward earnings, highlighting Nebius' relatively low valuation [11] Industry Context - AI technology fueled the bull market in 2024, with the S&P 500 gaining roughly 27.5% [7] - Many popular AI stocks are expensive, making Nebius a rare AI play trading at a reasonable multiple [7][8] - Nebius received a big endorsement from Citron Research's Andrew Left, who believes Wall Street has yet to catch on to its appeal [9] Operational Impact - ServiceNow used Nebius to increase throughput on their conversational chatbot from 400 evaluation tasks per week to 3,000 tasks a day [3] - Nebius' return to the Nasdaq at $20 in late October saw shares rise over 41% [4]