Meta bond offering includes a reported $15 billion US-dollar portion
Technology · First reported 2 Nov, 18:55 · Updated 20:28
Meta is preparing a cross-border bond offering in US dollars and euros, with investor calls intended to gauge demand. Bloomberg reported that the US-dollar portion is set to raise $15 billion; the supplied coverage does not give a total for the offering.
- Meta has enlisted Citigroup and Morgan Stanley to hold investor calls about a proposed investment-grade bond offering in dollars and euros.
- The proposed dollar bonds would be divided into five parts, while euro notes would span six tranches; the reported maturities range from five to 30 years for dollars and just over four to slightly more than 38 years for euros.
- Bloomberg separately reported that the dollar portion is set to raise $15 billion.
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- Reported dollar portion
- $15 billion
- Proposed dollar tranches
- Five, with maturities from five to 30 years
- Proposed euro tranches
- Six, with maturities from just over four to slightly more than 38 years
- Banks hosting investor calls
- Citigroup and Morgan Stanley
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- Earlier Lux coverage said Meta was seeking $20 billion to $25 billion through a bond sale to support AI infrastructure, models, and services. [3c385a23-ccb8-43ff-8d8d-66843a3bd93b]
- Another earlier Lux summary said the sale’s size and launch were not final and that investor response could affect whether the deal proceeds or grows. [e4e2711d-3c35-4e75-b4fb-1de8589217f1]
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