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Big Tech's AI Push and M&A Boom to Drive Surge in Investment-Grade Debt Issuance in 2026
ByAinvest
Thursday, Dec 4, 2025 12:35 am ET1min read
Big tech companies are set to increase investment-grade debt issuance in 2026 due to accelerated investments in artificial intelligence and a revival in merger-and-acquisition activity. The world's largest tech firms are expected to require around $100 billion in funding for AI infrastructure, with public bond issuance already reaching nearly $90 billion since September. A growing pipeline of M&A deals and renewed confidence among private-equity sponsors are also driving the surge in issuance.
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