Alphabet issues another $25 billion in bonds towards its $200 billion 2026 capex

This deal helps Alphabet secure more capital for its positioning in the AI capacity buildout race. The deal saw $115 billion in orders.

Another $25 billion

Alphabet issued $25 billion in bonds – helping to fund its $200 billion expected 2026 capex.

$115 billion order book

The book secured $115 billion in orders at its peak.

Alphabet $25bn - high demand

2- to 40-year tranches

The deal was sold in ten tranches – from two to forty years. The 2-year priced at T + 33bps (4.575%) and the 40-year priced at T + 130bps (6.527%).

Alphabet tapping every market – USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, CHF, CAD

Alphabet says it plans to issue USD bonds twice a year.

This follows a $20 billion deal in February. It has also issued bonds in EUR, GBP, JPY, CHF and CAD this year. The company also announced a $85 billion equity raise in June (sold in parts).

Alphabet has effectively tapped global capital markets this year to fund its Al capex

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