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Nebius NBIS

15 reported periods · 2011–2025 · sourced from SEC XBRL filings
Latest FY capex
$4.07B
Revenue FY
$530M
Capex / Revenue
767%
Highest period
$4.07B
2025-12-31
Key facts

Nebius reported capital expenditure of $4.07B for fiscal 2025, +403.4% versus $808M in fiscal 2024.

Capex equals 767% of fiscal-year revenue ($530M).

The highest single reported period was $4.07B (period ending 2025-12-31).

The latest reported period, FY2025, shows $4.07B; the dataset covers 15 reported periods (2011–2025), all from SEC XBRL filings.

Every capital-expenditure figure Nebius has reported to the SEC, unedited. Capex is the XBRL concept PaymentsToAcquirePropertyPlantAndEquipment; a capex/revenue ratio above 100% means the company is investing more than it earns to secure capacity. Each row links to the filing it came from.

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BY FISCAL YEAR
Fiscal yearCapexYoYPeriod end
FY2025$4.07B+403%2025-12-31
FY2024$808M-20%2024-12-31
FY2023$1.01B+41%2023-12-31
FY2022$719M+20%2022-12-31
FY2021$601M+81%2021-12-31
FY2020$332M+28%2020-12-31
FY2019$261M-36%2019-12-31
FY2018$408M+90%2018-12-31
FY2017$215M+36%2017-12-31
FY2016$159M-11%2016-12-31
FY2015$179M+4%2015-12-31
FY2014$172M+14%2014-12-31
FY2013$151M+15%2013-12-31
FY2012$131M-24%2012-12-31
FY2011$173M—2011-12-31
ALL REPORTED PERIODS (15)
Period endPeriodCapexForm
2025-12-31FY2025 FY$4.07B20-F
2024-12-31FY2024 FY$808M20-F
2023-12-31FY2023 FY$1.01B20-F
2022-12-31FY2022 FY$719M20-F
2021-12-31FY2021 FY$601M20-F
2020-12-31FY2020 FY$332M20-F
2019-12-31FY2019 FY$261M20-F/A
2018-12-31FY2018 FY$408M20-F
2017-12-31FY2017 FY$215M20-F
2016-12-31FY2016 FY$159M20-F
2015-12-31FY2015 FY$179M20-F
2014-12-31FY2014 FY$172M20-F
2013-12-31FY2013 FY$151M20-F
2012-12-31FY2012 FY$131M20-F
2011-12-31FY2011 FY$173M20-F

Source: SEC XBRL company-concept API, concept PaymentsToAcquirePropertyPlantAndEquipment, CIK 1513845. See Methodology.

Nebius (NBIS) capital expenditure 2011–2025 — from SEC filings · Slicast