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To own NEXTDC today you have to believe in its role as a critical backbone for Australia’s digital and AI infrastructure, even though the company is still loss making and trading on a rich sales multiple. The new OpenAI MoU reinforces that long-term AI and hyperscale demand story, but it does not change the near-term reality of heavy capex, a limited cash runway of under a year and no clear pathway to profitability over the next three years. With the S7 campus only expected to deliver first phase capacity in the second half of 2027, the OpenAI partnership looks more like a future growth pillar than an immediate earnings catalyst, especially against a 5.51% seven-day share price decline and a much larger three-month pullback. That tension between ambitious growth plans and funding risk is now central to the NEXTDC thesis.
However, short cash runway and continued losses are pressures investors should not ignore. Our expertly prepared valuation report on NEXTDC implies its share price may be too high.Explore 14 other fair value estimates on NEXTDC - why the stock might be worth less than half the current price!
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