Apple plans to sell US$1bil of 30-year bonds in Taiwan: sources


The Apple Store is seen in Santa Monica, California, United States, February 23, 2016. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson

TAIPEI: Apple Inc plans to issue bonds in Taiwan for the first time with the aim of raising US$1bil (RM4.13bil), sources familiar with the matter said, joining a queue of big global names that have sold billions of dollars on the island's busy debt market. 

The US dollar bonds will have a tenor of 30 years, the sources told Reuters on June 1, speaking on condition of anonymity. Apple declined to comment when asked about the plan. 

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