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Amazon secures 5.8B in GBP bonds
Amazon has issued bonds totaling approximately $5.76 billion (£4.25 billion), marking the largest amount the company has ever raised through a bond issuance denominated in British pounds. The move aims to diversify its funding sources to support the costs associated with expanding its artificial intelligence capabilities. This issuance comes as part of the company's trend toward issuing debt outside of the United States, having already issued instruments exceeding $200 billion this year, with requests totaling over £12 billion for its new issuance. The bonds will be offered in four tranches, ranging from 3 to 19 years in maturity, with profit margins set between 53 and 93 basis points above UK government bonds.
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