@Joseph_Invests Nebius guided prepayments plus asset-backed financing on existing IG contracts to cover 75-85% of 2027 capex. Committed prepayments alone are $17-20B of $40-45B. The debt that's left is secured against Microsoft/Meta contracts, not unsecured parent debt.
@saso_capital Vast majority of the issue this earnings can be directed at Vineland. While I am not excusing the poor 3rd party execution, growing at this pace, in this enviroment, certainly can expect a hiccup or two.
@Tyrionoazr@Joseph_Invests And, yes, I realize IREN ~90% prepayment as well.
My original response (chart) was related to an incorrect claim regarding margins. We keep moving these goalposts.
Both companies can survive and thrive.
@Tyrionoazr@Joseph_Invests Good point- Margin in a downturn is a contract question.
NBIS Q3 deals were prepaid >100% of capex at >$25M/MW
(Q2: $20-25M), with a 19month payback.
Customer-funded capex at rising prices is what survives a turn.
Cheap power is an edge but not the only edge.
@KK12349999@DarioCpx Wrong bud.
Check the transcript.
It is objective;y available through the supercomputer you are holding in your hands at this very moment.
@DarioCpx Wrong.
CFO in prepared remarks, per Motley Fool's transcript: "we already have nearly 5 billion available to draw under already raised DDTLs".