
Broadcom is in advanced talks with Apollo Global Management and Blackstone to secure a $35b to $55b private credit financing package to support AI chip development and long-term supply agreements with clients including Google, Anthropic, Meta, and OpenAI.
If completed, this would be the largest private credit transaction on record for a technology-related deal, potentially reshaping Broadcom's capital structure and capacity to support custom AI chip programs.
Broadcom's stock has gained 100.2% over the past 1 year, 18.7% year to date, and 23.5% over the past 30 days, with the company now central to AI and data infrastructure discussions.
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