Nebius reported strong first-quarter 2026 financial results yesterday.
Several analysts provided upwardly revised price targets this morning.
Setting a new 52-week high, shares of Nebius Group (NASDAQ: NBIS) are soaring today after the hyperscaler's stock received several upwardly revised price targets from analysts.
As of 1:14 p.m. ET, shares of Nebius are up 11.8%.
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Exceeding analysts' top- and bottom-line first-quarter 2026 estimates, Nebius posted strong financial results, which contributed to its stock ripping almost 16% higher yesterday. While the consensus among analysts was that the company would report Q1 2026 sales of $388.6 million, Nebius reported $399 million.
This, along with a variety of upwardly revised price targets for Nebius stock, is contributing to its continued rise.
Before the market opened this morning, investors learned of several increasingly auspicious price targets.
For context, Nebius shares closed yesterday at $207.27, meaning that the new price target from Citizens implies upside of more than 30%.
While analysts have high expectations for Nebius stock, prospective investors must recognize that shares are far from inexpensive, trading at 273 times operating cash flow. Fortunately, for those interested in AI stocks, there are plenty of other opportunities -- and a lot less rich-valued -- to consider.
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