Alphabet Inc Class CAlphabet's $25B bond sale drew $115B in orders, indicating strong investor demand and successful fundraising.

Alphabet offered $25 billion in investment-grade bonds, drawing subscriptions of up to $115 billion, the third-highest order book for a bond sale this year, behind Oracle at $129 billion and Amazon.com at $126 billion. The offering consists of ten tranches with maturities ranging from two to 40 years. The longest tranche priced at a spread of 1.3 percentage points over US Treasuries, down from initial guidance of 1.55 points. Sources said Alphabet told investors through the bond underwriters that it plans to issue dollar bonds twice a year to ease concerns about additional fundraising. The strong reception reflects recovering investor confidence after the market faced pressure from heavy bond supply and worries that technology companies are overspending on AI infrastructure, which led to a sell-off in tech bonds last month. In addition, wider-than-usual yield spreads helped attract demand, pushing Alphabet's total bond issuance since the start of 2025 past $114 billion, keeping it the largest issuer of bonds to fund AI during that period. Earlier, Alphabet issued $20 billion in bonds in February, drawing $103 billion in orders, and also raised funds through bonds in several other currencies, bringing total issuance in the first half of the year to over $50 billion.
Alphabet Inc Class CAlphabet's $25B bond sale drew $115B in orders, indicating strong investor demand and successful fundraising.
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