🇺🇸Microsoft launched a 10-part U.S. bond offering targeting approximately $25 billion, with maturities spanning two to 40 years.

Microsoft launched a 10-part U.S.-dollar high-grade bond offering, according to financialjuice. An initial message described a fundraising target of at least $25 billion, while a later source-based update put the expected amount at approximately $25 billion.

Financial_Express reported that the maturities ranged from two years to 40 years. It also described the transaction as Microsoft’s return to the U.S. high-grade bond market after more than nine years.

Later coverage described strong investor demand and quoted GW&K Investment Management portfolio manager Brett Kozlowski discussing the appeal of scarce long-dated AAA debt and yields above 6%. That commentary is not a complete tranche-pricing schedule: the supplied material does not establish final settlement, individual coupons, collateral terms, or a specific allocation of proceeds to AI infrastructure.