Google (Alphabet) issues bonds in Australia for the first time, aiming to raise approximately A$5 billion to support AI capital expenditures
Google (Alphabet) is seeking to issue its first bond in the Australian debt market, with a size of approximately A$5 billion, Bloomberg reported, citing people familiar with the matter. The company could announce initial pricing guidance as early as this Tuesday, with the bond potentially being priced the following day. This bond issuance aims to support Google's ongoing expansion of artificial intelligence capital expenditures.
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