Nvidia sells $25 billion in bonds in 2026’s second-largest US high-grade deal
The June 15 offering, Nvidia’s first debt sale since 2021, drew about $85 billion in orders as investors piled into investment-grade corporate debt.
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Multiple independent primary news sources (Reuters, Bloomberg Tax, Euronews) confirm every key element: a $25 billion high-grade bond offering priced June 15, 2026; Nvidia's first debt sale since 2021; and approximately $85 billion in orders that allowed the deal to upsize from a $20 billion target. The 'second-largest US high-grade deal of 2026' characterization is consistent with Euronews reporting that only Alphabet's larger 2026 debt raise exceeded it.
Summary
Nvidia sold $25 billion of investment-grade bonds on June 15 in its first debt offering since 2021, marking the second-largest U.S. high-grade bond sale of 2026. The transaction drew about $85 billion in investor orders, signaling strong demand for highly rated corporate debt as large technology companies tap credit markets amid the artificial intelligence financing boom.
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