bond sale

Apple has again turned to the Australian debt market and raised A$1.425 billion ($1.04 billion) on Friday, as it looks for funding without touching its cash pile. The iPhone maker has issued three sets of bonds maturing in June 2020, January 2024, and June 2026, two sources familiar with the matter anonymously informed Bloomberg. The sale comes...

Apple may issue 200 billion yen, or 1.62 billion US dollars, in bonds as early as June, reports Japanese news outlet Nikkei. This marks the first-ever debt sale in the country. Actually, now is the time to make that move: interest rates are very low in Japan, says Nikkei. In addition, Apple could be in...

Investors rushed to place orders for Apple’s $12 billion, seven-part bond sale, which is aimed at funding the extended stock buyback program. Cupertino, Calif.-based Apple sold $12 billion of debt of varying maturities at interest rates that were mostly less than a percentage point above comparable U.S. Treasury debt, highlighting widespread faith in the iPhone maker's...

On the same day that Apple reported its quarterly earnings, it also announced that it will increase its share buyback program to $130 billion and will cover that with domestic and international bond sales. Now the Financial Times is reporting that Apple is laying the groundwork for the second-biggest corporate bond sale of all time,...