Movement Alert|Apollo Global Management Rises 3.22% in Regular Trading, Leading $36 Billion Anthropic Chip Financing Deal Continues to Advance

Market Focus06-05

On June 4, Apollo Global Management rose 3.22% in regular trading, trading at $128.37/share, with trading volume of $233 million.

On the news front, Apollo Global Management and Blackstone are jointly leading a roughly $36 billion debt financing transaction for Anthropic to build out its artificial intelligence infrastructure. The debt financing will be used to purchase Google's custom TPU (Tensor Processing Unit) chips, which Anthropic will subsequently lease. Broadcom, which assisted Google in developing the chips, will provide guarantees for the largest portion of the transaction. The deal is expected to become one of the largest private credit transactions in history and the largest chip financing debt deal to date.

The financing adopts a delayed-draw structure, with funds disbursed in stages as chips are delivered and Anthropic's leases take effect. Additionally, the company recently completed the sale of Altemira Holdings and received EU Commission approval for its pending acquisition of Nippon Sheet Glass, reflecting multi-line business momentum.

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