Apple has wrapped a sale of $7 billion in debt across various tranches, according to its SEC filing. The tech giant sold $500M in floating rate notes due 2020 and $750 million in floating-rate notes due in 2022.
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That’s along with: $1billion in 1.8% notes due in 2020; $1 billion in 2.3% notes due in 2022; $1.75B billion in 2.85% notes due in 2024; and $2 billion in 3.2% notes due in 2027. At last report, Apple’s total debt had risen to $98.88 billion (some $85 billion of that in long-term debt).