Nebius Group and Nutanix are both in the information technology software and services sector, but their valuation measures tell different stories. Nebius has the lower PEG and price-to-book ratios. Nutanix has the lower P/E.
Nebius Group N.V. (NBIS) and Nutanix Inc. (NTNX) make a useful comparison because neither looks cheaper on every measure. At the latest adjusted closes on November 2, 2026, Nebius traded at US$141.39, with a market cap of US$39.1 billion. Nutanix traded at US$64.43, with a market cap of US$18.2 billion. Share prices alone don’t show which company is cheaper: the businesses have different share counts and financial profiles.
The multiples show the split. Nutanix has the lower P/E, while Nebius has the lower PEG and P/B. Both companies have a Buy analyst consensus and a 0.00% dividend yield in the supplied data. These figures provide context, not a verdict on future performance.
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Nebius Group N.V.
NBIS.US
Information Technology
$141.39
$39.14B
1D
-8.27%
1W
-7.75%
Nutanix Inc
NTNX.US
Information Technology
$64.43
$18.19B
1D
-4.14%
1W
-11.39%
Investor takeaway: Nebius screens cheaper on two of the three measures, PEG and P/B. Nutanix screens cheaper on P/E. That doesn’t prove Nebius is undervalued, will outperform, or carries risks comparable to Nutanix. Each ratio measures something different, so consider them alongside the companies’ financial results and business outlooks.
The valuation comparison is split across three measures
Nebius has the lower PEG (0.34 versus 1.38) and P/B (3.75 versus 24.84). Nutanix has the lower P/E (13.0 versus 120.4). Nebius screens cheaper on two of the three measures, but that doesn’t prove it’s undervalued or the better investment.
Bull case
Nebius looks cheaper on two measures: its PEG is 0.34 and its P/B is 3.75, compared with 1.38 and 24.84 for Nutanix. Nebius’s analyst target in the snapshot is US$281.00, versus its adjusted close of US$141.39. These figures offer context, not a forecast or a recommendation to trade.
Bear case
Nebius’s P/E is 120.4, far above Nutanix’s 13.0. Its TTM ROE is also lower: 0.6% versus 37.5%. The lower PEG and P/B don’t erase these differences or prove that Nebius is the better value.
The multiples point in different directions
Nebius has a P/E of 120.4, PEG of 0.34 and P/B of 3.75. Nutanix has a P/E of 13.0, PEG of 1.38 and P/B of 24.84. Nutanix has the lower P/E, while Nebius has the lower PEG and P/B. So Nebius screens cheaper on more of the supplied measures.
That comparison covers only these ratios. It doesn’t prove Nebius is undervalued, that its earnings or growth assumptions will hold, or that it will outperform Nutanix. For company details, see Nebius Group and Nutanix.
Profitability and analyst context
The snapshot reports TTM ROE of 0.6% for Nebius and 37.5% for Nutanix. That’s a notable difference to consider alongside the valuation measures. Both companies have a 0.00% dividend yield in the supplied data, and both have a Buy analyst consensus label.
Nebius’s analyst target is US$281.00, compared with its adjusted close of US$141.39. Nutanix’s target is US$79.27, compared with its adjusted close of US$64.43. Analyst targets and consensus labels aren’t guarantees. The snapshot offers a comparison, but not enough information on its own to determine which stock offers better value.
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