Nebius Group's stock dropped 6% after receiving a new credit line from Citi to fund its GPU buildout, reflecting investor concerns about its heavy reliance on debt for growth. The credit facility, maturing in under a year, is intended as a bridge to longer-term financing, but the market remains wary of Nebius's leverage and concentrated customer base. CoreWeave also declined 5%, while Cloudflare gained 2%, highlighting investor preference for less leveraged cloud companies. Nebius now faces pressure to secure favorable long-term financing to sustain its expansion without increasing risk.
Nebius Group shares are down 6.62% at USD 160.21 on Pluang as of Oct 22, 2026 22:02 WIB, with a market cap of $46.64B and a typical hold time of 26 days. CoreWeave also fell 7.44% to USD 57.22, while Cloudflare edged up 1.18% to USD 311.00, reflecting differing investor sentiment toward these cloud technology firms. The Pluang order activity shows a nearly balanced sell/buy ratio for Nebius, contrasting with stronger buying interest in Cloudflare at 94%.
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