The streaming company is tapping the market again as investors focus on slowing sales growth, marking its first US investment-grade bond sale since entering that market in 2024.
Netflix is returning to the U.S. investment-grade bond market (high-credit-quality corporate debt) for the first time since its 2024 debut there, as investor attention centers on slowing sales growth. The move signals renewed borrowing in a segment typically used by companies with stronger credit profiles and comes at a time when bond buyers are weighing the company’s growth trajectory alongside its balance-sheet strategy.