The telecom company seeks to raise capital through a five-part debt offering in European currencies with maturities up to 26 years.
AT&T has initiated a five-part bond sale denominated in euros and British pounds. The offering includes four euro-denominated notes with maturities of four, eight, 12, and 19 years, alongside a 26-year sterling bond.
The transaction is expected to price later today, marking AT&T’s entry into European debt markets. The move follows recent efforts by U.S. corporates to diversify funding sources amid varying interest rate environments.
No immediate market reaction was reported, though the sale could signal broader demand for long-duration corporate debt in Europe.