Amazon Sells $25 Billion in Bonds

Amazon has raised $25 billion to finance planned artificial intelligence projects. The company will use the funds received for developing artificial intelligence infrastructure.

To attract financial resources, Amazon issued investment-grade bonds. Investor demand reached $62 billion, though this is lower than the figure recorded in March, when demand was nearly twice as high.

This is one of the largest financing rounds for Amazon in recent times. The company's debt raised over the past year has already exceeded $100 billion. This amount is part of a $200 billion investment program planned for 2026. The bonds were sold with eight different maturities, with repayment periods ranging from 3 to 40 years. Due to its high credit rating, the company attracted financing on better terms than expected.

According to analysts, following this transaction, the total volume of debt related to artificial intelligence worldwide reached $335 billion this year. Amazon states that it does not plan to take on additional debt by the end of 2026.

Source: Investing.com