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Alphabet Inc. has sold its largest-ever euro-denominated bond deal, raising €9 billion, and issued its first Canadian dollar notes, raising CA$8.5 billion, according to Bloomberg sources. The fundraising comes just months after the company raised $20 billion in another bond sale, underscoring a stepped-up borrowing program. The reported transactions show Alphabet expanding beyond its usual U.S. dollar funding to tap multiple debt markets and currencies. The proceeds are intended to support incre
Alphabet's large multi-currency debt raises signal expanded use of global debt markets and diversified funding strategies, which affect interest rate exposure and liquidity planning for tech treasuries. Tech finance and capital markets teams should reassess currency risk, investor demand trends, and implications for corporate credit benchmarks.
Dossier last updated: 2026-05-15 03:59:35
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Alphabet Inc. has sold its largest-ever euro-denominated bond deal, raising €9 billion, and issued its first Canadian dollar notes, raising CA$8.5 billion, according to Bloomberg sources. The fundraising comes just months after the company raised $20 billion in another bond sale, underscoring a stepped-up borrowing program. The reported transactions show Alphabet expanding beyond its usual U.S. dollar funding to tap multiple debt markets and currencies. The proceeds are intended to support increased investment needs, particularly related to artificial intelligence, as the company scales spending on AI infrastructure and development. The size and geographic spread of the offerings highlight how major tech firms are using global capital markets to finance large, multi-year AI buildouts.