On October 22, NEBIUS fell 5.78% in Regular Trading, trading at $163.33 per share, with turnover of $1.208 billion.
The key development was the company’s announcement that it secured a $3.5 billion senior secured facility with Citi, a financing package aimed at data center development, GPU procurement, and general corporate purposes, even as the stock moved lower after the news.
The facility has a 364-day maturity and initially carries interest at Term SOFR plus 2.75% per year, rising to as much as 3.50%. The financing is notable because recent commentary around AI cloud providers has emphasized that demand remains extremely strong, but limited working capital has constrained expansion. The new facility directly addresses that bottleneck for NEBIUS, though the negative share reaction suggests investors remain focused on execution, capital efficiency, and broader funding risks across AI infrastructure companies.
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