ComputeLabs Research
Meta issued €9 billion of senior bonds across six tranches, with coupon rates ranging from 4.30% to 6.40%.
· ComputeLabs Research · from the November 4, 2026 edition
Meta’s issuance was reported as completed on November 4. The €9 billion senior-bond offering comprised six tranches with maturities spanning 2031–2065. Coupons ranged from 4.30% to 6.40%.
The reported credit ratings were Moody’s Aa3 with a stable outlook and S&P AA− with a negative outlook. Citi and Morgan Stanley were identified as lead underwriters. The sources do not provide the principal amount, coupon, or yield for each individual tranche.
Earlier reports distinguish investor demand from money raised. FinancialJuice described the transaction as Meta’s debut euro bond sale and reported €53 billion of demand, following an initial fundraising objective of up to €9 billion. The €53 billion figure is order demand, not proceeds; no specific AI-capex allocation, collateral terms, or conversion provisions are supplied.
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