Salesforce Sells $25B in Bonds to Fund Share Buybacks
TradingView reports that Salesforce sold $25B of bonds for buybacks and plans a phased Q4 launch of Token Fabric to connect AI chips in data centers.
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what happened
According to TradingView, Salesforce, Inc. (NYSE:CRM) sold $25B of bonds in March to help finance share repurchases under a $50B buyback plan. The company unveiled that plan in February alongside a 5.8% dividend increase. Salesforce’s previous dollar bond sale took place in 2021, after the company’s Slack transaction.
Salesforce is also preparing a staged rollout of Token Fabric phase one in Q4. The project is intended to connect AI chips inside data centers, with full deployment targeted for 2027.
TradingView says the item was generated by AI and may contain inaccuracies, adding that important information should be checked against original sources.
why it matters
The bond sale connects Salesforce’s financing decisions with its large repurchase program, while Token Fabric highlights plans involving AI data-center infrastructure. Together, the developments are relevant to how markets assess the company’s debt and equity, although the report gives no forecasts for future returns.
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- Weekly Recap: $25B bond for buybacks and Token Fabric phase one launch — TradingView, 12 October 2026 at 11:00 UTC
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