Microsoft raises $25 billion in 10-tranche bond offering
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The AAA-rated tech giant returns to the US bond market for the first time since 2017 to help fund its AI buildout Microsoft just asked the bond market for $25 billion. The bond market reportedly answered with $115 billion in orders. The company priced a $25 billion senior unsecured bond offering on October 29, 2026, split across ten separate tranches. It is Microsoft’s first major US dollar-denominated debt sale since a $17 billion deal in January 2017. The offering is a mix of two flavors of debt. Microsoft sold eight fixed-rate notes and two floating-rate notes.
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