The tech giant seeks to raise at least $25 billion to fund artificial intelligence infrastructure investments.
Amazon is preparing to issue at least $25 billion in new U.S.-dollar bonds as it ramps up spending on AI-related infrastructure. The offering follows a $37 billion bond sale four months prior, reflecting heightened capital needs for data centers and technology development.
The move underscores Amazon’s aggressive push into AI, a sector demanding significant upfront investment. Analysts note the company’s prior issuance set a record for corporate debt, signaling continued reliance on capital markets to fuel growth.
Shares of Amazon traded marginally lower ahead of the announcement, though the broader market reaction remained muted.