Meta seeks up to $25B USD in debt for AI
The bond sale comes as capex heads for up to 145B USD and free cash flow turns negative. S&P has cut Meta's outlook to negative, and the company also plans to raise $95B USD.

Meta is raising $20–25 billion in bonds, expected to be two-thirds in dollars and one-third in euros, with final pricing due Tuesday afternoon, per unnamed sources. The move follows S&P cutting Meta's outlook to negative, citing capex uncertainty and negative free cash flow. Full-year capex guidance rose to $135–145 billion, and the company posted negative free cash flow of $2.12 billion, alongside Alphabet and Amazon. Meta previously raised $25 billion in April and plans $95 billion more—$35 billion in equity offerings and $60 billion via an at-the-market program. Shares rose 2.7% after a weak October.

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