Meta Platforms said Thursday it plans to raise up to $30 billion through bond offerings, joining other Big Tech firms in seeking funds to finance the costly expansion of artificial intelligence infrastructure.
The company disclosed in a regulatory filing that the debt will be issued through a six-part bond sale with maturities ranging from five to 40 years.
Meta said its capital expenditure in 2026 would be “notably larger” than in 2025, as it ramps up spending on data centers and AI computing capacity. The move comes as investors closely watch how quickly such massive investments can translate into returns.
The fundraising aligns Meta with peers such as Alphabet, Amazon, and Microsoft, all of which have turned to debt markets in recent months to bankroll large-scale AI and cloud infrastructure projects.
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