Facebook’s parent company Meta Platforms is preparing to issue investment-grade bonds worth between $20 billion and $25 billion, according to a Bloomberg News report published Thursday that cited sources familiar with the deal.
This potential bond offering comes after Meta completed a record-breaking $30 billion debt sale in 2023, marking part of a broader trend among major technology companies to pursue debt financing rather than relying solely on their historically strong cash generation to fund business investments.
When contacted by Reuters for comment about the reported bond sale, Meta has not yet provided a response.
The Facebook and Instagram owner announced Wednesday that it was increasing its projected capital spending for 2026 by $10 billion, bringing the total forecast to a range between $125 billion and $145 billion.
