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BUSINESS NEWS Nvidia is selling $20 billion in bonds for the first time since 2021 The chipmaker is joining Alphabet, Amazon, and other tech giants in tapping debt markets to fund the AI buildout By Colleen Cabili Share to X Share to Facebook Share to Reddit Share to Email Share to Link Published 23 minutes ago Add Quartz on Google NurPhoto / Getty Images Nvidia $NVDA +3.61% is selling at least

News / Invezz / Nvidia stock jumps after $20B bond offering report as AI chip stocks rally Nvidia stock jumps after $20B bond offering report as AI chip stocks rally 2 min read NVDA +3.48% Nvidia NVDA shares climbed more than 2% on Monday after a Reuters report said the artificial intelligence chip leader is preparing to raise $20 billion through a US bond offering, marking its return to the inve

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Nvidia Targets $20 Billion-Plus Bond Offering in Return to Debt Markets (NVDA) Fiona Craig Mon, June 15, 2026 at 6:33 AM PDT 2 min read NVDA +2.11% Trade NVIDIA on Coinbase Trading disclosure nvidia sign NEW SIZE ©Adobe Stock Images Nvidia Corp. (NASDAQ:NVDA) is set to return to the investment-grade bond market for the first time in roughly five years, with plans to raise at least $20 billion thr

Nvidia (NVDA) is looking to raise at least $20B from a bond offering that could see maturities range from two to 30 years, Bloomberg reported. The offering is being marketed in seven tranches, the news outlet added, citing people familiar with the matter. It would be Nvidia's first bond offering since 2021. J.P. Morgan (JPM), Morgan Stanley (MS) and Goldman Sachs (GS) are working on the offering.

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