🇺🇸AMD priced a four-part $4.75 billion senior-notes offering, spanning maturities from three to ten years.

Advanced Micro Devices priced an aggregate $4.75 billion senior-notes offering in four parts, according to a message identifying an SEC filing as its source. This is a priced debt offering rather than the earlier reported maximum of as much as $5 billion.

Prior reporting said AMD planned four note tranches with maturities ranging from three to ten years. The longest-dated tranche initially carried price guidance of approximately 1.15 percentage points above the corresponding U.S. Treasury yield, but the supplied sources do not provide its final spread.

The available source material does not state the final coupon for each tranche, use of proceeds, collateral, financial covenants, or whether the notes are guaranteed. It also does not identify any equity-conversion feature, so the financing should be treated only as the disclosed senior-note issuance.