Nebius Group looks cheaper on two of the three valuation measures in this snapshot, while Nutanix has the lower P/E. The results are mixed, so no single multiple tells the whole story.
Nebius Group N.V. (NBIS) and Nutanix Inc. (NTNX) are both in the Information Technology Software & Services industry group. The snapshot lists NBIS with a P/E of 110.5, PEG of 0.29 and P/B of 3.75. For NTNX, it lists a P/E of 11.3, PEG of 1.20 and P/B of 22.93. NBIS has the lower PEG and P/B, while NTNX has the lower P/E. These figures alone don’t show which company is the better investment.
Investor takeaway: Nebius has the lower figure on two of the three measures, but that doesn’t prove it’s undervalued or that Nutanix is expensive. The multiples reflect different aspects of valuation, and this snapshot doesn’t explain either company’s growth prospects, earnings quality or risks. Both stocks have a Buy consensus label in the supplied table, but that isn’t a valuation conclusion.
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Nebius Group N.V.
NBIS.US
Information Technology
$141.45
$35.91B
1D
+9.24%
1W
+0.04%
Nutanix Inc
NTNX.US
Information Technology
$59.49
$15.92B
1D
+1.92%
1W
-7.67%
NBIS is lower on two of three supplied valuation measures
Nebius’s PEG is 0.29, compared with 1.20 for Nutanix. Its P/B is 3.75, compared with 22.93. Nutanix has the lower P/E at 11.3, versus 110.5 for NBIS. NBIS has the lower figure on two of these measures, but that doesn’t establish either stock’s fair value.
Bull case
Nebius has a lower PEG and P/B than Nutanix. Investors comparing these valuation measures may find that appealing, but the figures alone don’t show whether NBIS is attractively priced.
Bear case
Nebius’s P/E is 110.5, well above Nutanix’s 11.3. NBIS also reports TTM ROE of 0.6%, compared with 37.5% for NTNX. The snapshot doesn’t explain what’s behind these differences or how they could change.
The valuation snapshot is split
The supplied figures show NBIS at US$141.45 on 2026-11-09, with a market cap of US$35.9B. NTNX closed at US$59.49 that day, with a market cap of US$15.9B. NBIS has the lower PEG and P/B, while NTNX has the lower P/E. So Nebius looks cheaper on two of the three measures, but not across the board. A lower multiple is only one part of a valuation comparison and doesn’t prove a stock is mispriced.
| Measure | NBIS | NTNX | Lower figure |
|---|---|---|---|
| P/E | 110.5 | 11.3 | NTNX |
| PEG | 0.29 | 1.20 | NBIS |
| P/B | 3.75 | 22.93 | NBIS |
You can review the company pages for Nebius Group and Nutanix.
Profitability and analyst figures add context
The snapshot reports TTM ROE of 0.6% for NBIS and 37.5% for NTNX. Both companies have a dividend yield of 0.00%. These figures add context, but don’t explain what drives the results or what to expect in the future.
The supplied analyst table gives both stocks a Buy label, with target prices of US$278.05 for NBIS and US$79.27 for NTNX. These are snapshot figures, not promises of future prices. Overall, the comparison is mixed: NBIS has the lower figure on two valuation measures, while NTNX has the lower P/E and higher reported ROE. The snapshot offers a basis for comparison, not a definitive verdict on value.
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