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Microsoft announces bond offering to fund capital spending

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Microsoft disclosed a potential bond offering that includes up to 10 tranches. Bloomberg reported the offering could raise at least $25 billion for general corporate purposes. This disclosure followed Microsoft reporting better-than-expected results and guidance.

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The proceeds are intended to fuel Microsoft's spending, as the company expects capital spending to exceed $50 billion and accelerate in the second half of fiscal 2027. This follows reports that Azure revenue rose 48%, with management projecting constant-currency growth of 49% to 50% in the second quarter, driven by demand exceeding supply.

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