Meta returns to the bond market with a five-part benchmark debt offering
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The social media giant is reportedly preparing at least $20 billion in dollar and euro debt to fund its AI buildout Meta is back at the bond window. The company is offering benchmark debt in five parts, its latest move to borrow heavily for its artificial intelligence ambitions. This is not a modest top-up. Meta is reportedly preparing a cross-border offering of at least $20 billion, and the deal could grow if investor demand cooperates. The five-part piece refers to US dollar-denominated senior notes. Those five tranches carry maturities stretching from 5 to 30 years.
Source: Crypto Briefing
