Mar. 10 at 5:34 PM
Salesforce is planning to raise up to
$25 billion in debt to help finance a major share buyback, according to a report from Bloomberg. The move would mark the largest bond sale in the company’s history.
The company is targeting a U.S. bond offering of at least
$20 billion, with the securities potentially issued in multiple maturities. The sale could take place as soon as this week, although the timing and final size may still change depending on market conditions.
The fundraising effort comes after Salesforce announced in February 2025 a
$50 billion share repurchase program and a 5.8% increase in its dividend, signaling a stronger focus on returning capital to shareholders while maintaining financial flexibility.
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