Meta to raise up to $95 billion, SpaceX closes $40 billion debt deal, Anthropic files IPO prospectus
Meta announced a multi‑step equity offering that could bring in as much as $95 billion, including a $35 billion stock sale and $60 billion of non‑voting shares. SpaceX completed a $40 billion debt financing to fund GPU purchases for its AI data centers. Anthropic submitted an IPO prospectus, targeting a valuation in the high‑hundreds of billions of dollars.
Why it matters
Meta said the raise is “prudent” given intense competition for AI capital, which may dilute existing shareholders. The large debt raise gives SpaceX access to chips but adds significant leverage. Anthropic’s filing signals a potential massive new public AI player, expanding the pool of capital‑hungry AI firms.
Key facts
- 1Meta could raise up to $95 billion through a $35 billion stock offering and $60 billion of non‑voting shares. seattletimes.com
- 2Chipmakers including Nvidia, AMD and Broadcom indicated interest in buying $5 billion of Meta’s stock offering. seattletimes.com
- 3SpaceX closed a $40 billion debt round to finance GPU purchases for its AI data centers. seattletimes.com
- 4Lead investors in SpaceX’s debt deal include Apollo and Goldman Sachs, with participation from BlackRock and KKR‑advised accounts. seattletimes.com
- 5Anthropic filed an IPO prospectus that could value the company at up to $2 trillion and raise tens of billions of dollars. cnbc.com
Summary written by AlphAI AI Desk from 3 of 3 sources. Not investment advice. Figures are as stated by the linked sources.