Meta completes nine billion euro notes offering in six tranches

Meta Platforms completed a 9 billion euro senior notes offering on November 12, 2026, selling six tranches from 4.300 percent notes due 2031 to 6.400 percent notes due 2065, according to the Form 8-K it filed the same day.

Why it matters: The closing puts 9 billion euros of term debt, priced on November 4, onto the funding stack behind Meta's AI data centre buildout, and extends the run of euro issuance by United States technology companies that has made them some of the largest borrowers in the euro bond market this year.

Data as of Meta Platforms Form 8-K (accession 0001193125-26-458525), filed November 12, 2026 and read in full from SEC EDGAR. The offering was priced under the prospectus supplement dated November 4, 2026, filed November 6, 2026. Developing item.

Meta Platforms said it completed the offering on November 12 under its Form S-3 shelf. The six tranches are 1.75 billion euros of 4.300 percent notes due 2031, 1.25 billion euros of 4.650 percent notes due 2033, 1 billion euros of 4.900 percent notes due 2035, 1.75 billion euros of 5.400 percent notes due 2038, 1.75 billion euros of 6.050 percent notes due 2044 and 1.5 billion euros of 6.400 percent notes due 2065.

Citigroup Global Markets Limited and Morgan Stanley & Co. International plc acted as representatives of the underwriters, and the notes were issued under Meta’s 2022 base indenture with U.S. Bank Trust Company as trustee, as supplemented on November 12. The completion confirms the full 9 billion euros settled as priced, with maturities running to 2065.

Meta completes nine billion euro notes offering in six tranches

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