The five largest technology companies in the US have collectively sold $159 billion in corporate bonds through early June 2026. That $159 billion figure represents a 47% jump from the $121 billion these same companies issued across all of 2025.
Who’s borrowing what
Amazon led the charge with approximately $57 billion in bond issuance, making it the single largest borrower among the group. Alphabet followed closely at around $52 billion.
Meta contributed a $30 billion bond offering, while Oracle raised $18 billion. Microsoft rounds out the five, though its individual total wasn’t broken out separately.
Technology firms now represent 18% of total US corporate debt issuance in 2026, and the sector has achieved a record 10.3% share of the investment-grade market.
