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Anthropic offers Blackstone 10%+ yield to anchor $9B junior slice of $60B debt package

A post on r/stocks, citing an FT link, reports that Anthropic is offering Blackstone a yield of more than 10% to anchor a $9 billion junior slice of a $60 billion debt package arranged by Broadcom. The post states the senior $42 billion piece covers roughly a third of Anthropic's $125.2 billion five-year commitment to lease Google TPUs, and that Broadcom has agreed to lend Anthropic up to $42 billion through convertible notes. It says the deal is expected to be the largest chip financing to date and a test of investor appetite in AI debt.

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What the sources claim

  1. Anthropic is offering Blackstone a yield above 10% to anchor a $9 billion junior slice of a $60 billion debt package arranged by Broadcom.

    “Anthropic is offering Blackstone a yield ‌of more than 10% to anchor a $9 billion junior slice of a $60 billion debt package arranged by Broadcom”
    r/stocks
  2. The senior $42 billion piece covers roughly a third of Anthropic's $125.2 billion five-year commitment to lease Google TPUs.

    “The senior $42 billion piece of that package covers roughly a third of Anthropic's $125.2 billion, five-year commitment to lease Google's TPUs”
    r/stocks
  3. Broadcom has agreed to lend Anthropic up to $42 billion through convertible notes that can convert into Anthropic equity.

    “It has agreed to lend Anthropic up to $42 billion through convertible notes that can turn into Anthropic equity”
    r/stocks
  4. The financing is expected to be the largest chip financing to date.

    “It is expected to be the largest chip financing to date”
    r/stocks
  5. The deal is described as a test of investor appetite in AI debt while lenders are nervous about tech companies' heavy borrowing and spending.

    “a test of investor appetite in AI debt at a time when lenders are nervous about tech companies' heavy borrowingand spending”
    r/stocks

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