Alibaba Group has delivered investors initial price guidance on its $5 billion dual currency bond, according to a term sheet reviewed by Reuters on Tuesday. The U.S. dollar tranche consists of 5.5-year,

Chinese conglomerate Alibaba Holdings (BABA) (HK:9988) is set to raise $5 billion in dual currency bonds, according to a regulatory form filed this morning. The news comes after the e-commerce giant posted solid Q2 FY25 results,

E-commerce giant Alibaba ( NYSE: BABA) to offer U.S. dollar-denominated senior unsecured notes and RMB-denominated senior unsecured notes, subject to market and other conditions. The dual currency bond deal aims to raise ~$5 billion in multi-tranche dollar and offshore Chinese yuan bonds, a Reuters report showed.

Chinese ecommerce giant Alibaba Group is aiming to raise $5 billion in multi-tranche dollar and offshore Chinese yuan bonds, according to two sources with direct knowledge of the matter.

Alibaba aims to raise $5 billion through multi-currency bonds for corporate purposes, including debt repayment and share buybacks.

The company confirmed plans for bond fundraising in a regulatory filing on Monday but said the size, interest rate and maturity would be determined as the transaction progressed