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Horizon
Consolidated fair value $489.16 all other verticals held in this portfolio case
Final-quarter revenue $14M 0% of company revenue
Explicit segment contribution −$530M EBITDA less segment capex, before corporate items

The high end of every guided range plus the pricing evidence management put on the record: an auction that cleared 15% above the best previous Blackwell price, more than 30% higher pricing on older-generation GPUs than in Q1, and short-term capacity priced at $40-50M per megawatt against the $20-25M on the landmark deals. Payback of one year and ten months on Q2 deals, down from a two-to-three-year range, is the single number that changes the economics of the fleet, because it is what turns a capex machine into a compounding one inside this horizon.

Avride, TripleTen and eliminations

Basis quarter$7M
Final quarter$14M
Implied CAGR+14%
Final revenue mix0%

Group revenue less the Nebius AI cloud segment: Avride's autonomous driving business, TripleTen's reskilling bootcamps, and the elimination of the other segments' own use of the cloud platform. Together they are 1.3% of group revenue and cost about $49.5M of adjusted EBITDA a quarter, which is the entire gap between the $285.7M the cloud segment earned and the $236.2M the group reported. They are carried here so the two verticals sum exactly to reported consolidated revenue.

Last four quarters
2025 Q3 $15M Estimated
2025 Q4 $14M Estimated
2026 Q1 $9M Estimated
2026 Q2 $7M Estimated
Avride autonomous driving and delivery roboticsTripleTen online reskilling bootcampsIntersegment eliminations for the other segments' use of the Nebius cloud
Sequential growth −3.0%/qtr decaying toward +1.5% -3% a quarter: TripleTen shrank 19% year over year and eliminations grow with cloud usage, so the residual keeps falling.
Avride, TripleTen and eliminations

Latest: $14M (2031Q2E)

Period Value
2024Q3 $5M
2024Q4 $11M
2025Q1 $10M
2025Q2 $11M
2025Q3 $15M
2025Q4 $14M
2026Q1 $9M
2026Q2 $7M
2026Q3E $7M
2026Q4E $7M
2027Q1E $7M
2027Q2E $8M
2027Q3E $8M
2027Q4E $8M
2028Q1E $8M
2028Q2E $9M
2028Q3E $9M
2028Q4E $9M
2029Q1E $10M
2029Q2E $10M
2029Q3E $10M
2029Q4E $11M
2030Q1E $11M
2030Q2E $12M
2030Q3E $12M
2030Q4E $13M
2031Q1E $13M
2031Q2E $14M

Assumptions & reasoning

  • Every quarter here is derived - reported group revenue less the reported Nebius AI cloud segment - so all eight points are marked estimated even though both inputs are printed figures. The subtraction is exact; it is the split that is not separately disclosed.
  • Avride volumes are published - more than 200 AV-capable vehicles and over one million autonomous miles in 2026 to date - but there is no revenue per mile, ride or vehicle, so nothing here can be driven by units.
  • TripleTen's real driver is student enrolment times average check, and neither series is published quarterly; the disclosed fact is that U.S. student volumes are falling as it moves off legacy offerings.
  • The -668.9% margin is the combined Avride and TripleTen adjusted EBITDA of -$49.5M over $7.4M of residual revenue. It glides toward -200% on an assumption that Avride's losses narrow, which no published unit economics support.
  • This line can fall while Avride and TripleTen both grow, because eliminations scale with how much cloud the other segments consume.
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