Movement Alert|NEBIUS Rises 4.03% in Regular Trading, Institutional Stake and Multi-Billion Dollar Deal Drive Counter-Sector Rally

Market Focus06-02 21:48

On June 2, NEBIUS rose 4.03% in regular trading, trading at $274.75/share, with trading volume of approximately $932 million. The stock rallied against broader sector weakness, driven by continued positive sentiment from multiple catalysts.

On the news front, prominent hedge fund Situational Awareness LP, founded by former OpenAI researcher Leopold Aschenbrenner, previously disclosed a 5.6% stake in the company worth nearly $2.6 billion, making it the largest shareholder. The institutional endorsement signals strong confidence in NEBIUS's AI infrastructure business and has continued to buoy investor sentiment. Additionally, the company's previously announced $2.6 billion fuel cell capacity master agreement with Bloom Energy, combined with persistently rising GPU rental prices, provided further upside momentum.

Within the Systems Software sector, NEBIUS notably outperformed peers that were broadly under pressure. Among sector constituents, Microsoft fell 3.26%, Oracle fell 1.39%, ServiceNow fell 5.16%, Palo Alto Networks fell 2.08%, and CrowdStrike fell 2.07%.

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