Memo: Alphabet is issuing €6B in euro-denominated debt across seven tranches, attracting €17B+ of demand; the company sold €9B of bonds earlier in 2026 (Reuters)

Alphabet is selling €6 billion ($6.7 billion) of euro-denominated bonds on Monday, according to a memo from one of the deal managers seen by Reuters. The offering consists of seven tranches, including one floating-rate tranche and six fixed-rate tranches, with maturities ranging from 2 to 19 years. Total demand for the bonds reached just over €17 billion.

This sale represents Alphabet's second euro-denominated bond offering this year, following a €9 billion sale in May. CNA - Business reports that the move comes as investor appetite is being tested following doubts about the AI trade, which have contributed to recent volatility in tech stocks and debt.

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