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Sources: Nscale told potential backers it generated $100M+ in Q2 revenue, up from $37M in Q1, and has $51B in contracts, ahead of a possible September US IPO (Bailey Lipschultz/Bloomberg)
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Nscale told potential backers it generated over $100 million in Q2 revenue, up from $37 million in Q1, and holds $51 billion in contracts ahead of a possible September US IPO.
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Nscale’s Q2 revenue surpassed $100 million, up from $37 million in Q1.
The company reports approximately $51 billion in contracted revenue.
Nscale is considering a US IPO as early as September.
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Nscale reported to potential backers that its second-quarter revenue exceeded $100 million, a rise from the $37 million recorded in the first quarter. This jump reflects a near-tripling of sales over three months. The figure was shared in discussions ahead of a possible US listing.
The company also disclosed that it holds contracts worth about $51 billion, indicating a large backlog of future work. This backlog is being highlighted to investors as evidence of sustained demand. The disclosure comes as Nscale prepares for a potential September IPO in the United States.
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