Debt sale for Alphabet, Google's parent company, has gotten bigger for the second time this week and is now expected to reach over US$30 billion.
Sources familiar with the matter reported the increase, just two days after Alphabet already raised it to $20 billion.
This was reportedly due to a huge show of interest, with orders reaching $100 billion.
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Join nowThe huge global bond issuance, including some century-long dated ones in the UK, is to drive the company's AI investment, with plans to focus on data centres.
Alphabet is the first company to issue a century bond in three decades, after Motorola back in 1997.
Alphabet shares fell by 1.78% to US$318.63 during Tuesday's U.S. session. The company maintains a market cap of $3.85 trillion.
