Alphabet Plans Inaugural Australian Dollar Bond Issuance

Alphabet is reportedly hiring banks to prepare for its first-ever Australian dollar bond issue. This move comes amidst a boom in artificial intelligence and marks a new financial strategy for the tech giant.

17 Aug, 12:48 — 17 Aug, 12:48

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Alphabet Eyes $3.6 Billion in First Australian Bond Sale

Alphabet is looking to raise about $3.6 billion in what would be its debut bond offering in Australia, according to people familiar with the matter. Initial price guidance on the deal may be provided as early as Tuesday, with the notes potentially pricing the following day. Mandeep Singh of Bloomberg Intelligence has more. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Alphabet eyes inaugural Australian dollar bond, bookrunner's message says - reuters.com

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Alphabet hires banks for debut Australian dollar bond issue amid AI boom: report

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Alphabet Plans Inaugural Australian Dollar Bond Issuance

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Alphabet Eyes $3.6 Billion in First Australian Bond Sale

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Alphabet eyes inaugural Australian dollar bond, bookrunner's message says - reuters.com

Alphabet hires banks for debut Australian dollar bond issue amid AI boom: report

Alphabet Eyes $3.6 Billion in First Australian Bond Sale

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