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Amazon Plans at Least $25 Billion Bond Sale on July 7
Amazon will issue new bonds to fund AI infrastructure costs. The move follows Alphabet's large equity offering and comes as other tech firms adjust financing for data centers.
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Amazon plans to borrow $25 billion or more through a bond issuance scheduled for July 7, 2026, Semafor reported. The company last raised debt in March 2026. Price talk for the longest-dated portion of the new bonds is higher than the level set in that prior transaction.
Alphabet sold $85 billion of new stock in June 2026, marking its first equity offering since 2005. Meta has structured its data center investments to keep them off its balance sheet. Semafor reported that Big Tech companies have turned to debt and equity markets after reaching limits on internal cash flows to cover AI buildout expenses.
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