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    Bosch plans multibillion-euro bond this month to fund investments, M&A

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    Posted on May 20, 2025

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    Last updated: January 23, 2026

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    Bosch plans a multibillion-euro bond issuance to fund investments and acquisitions, including a major purchase from Johnson Controls.

    Bosch to Issue Multibillion-Euro Bond for Investments and Acquisitions

    BERLIN (Reuters) -German car parts supplier Bosch plans to place a bond worth several billion euros to raise capital for investments, innovation and future acquisitions, the company said on Tuesday.

    Business daily Handelsblatt, which first reported the news, said the bond would be placed in the next few days, citing financial sources.

    The company has approached potential investors for the new bond, Handelsblatt said, adding the size had not been finalised but was expected to be close to the company's largest ever issue, which was in 2023 and totalled 4.5 billion euros.

    A spokesperson for Bosch confirmed that the company aimed to close the transaction in May, declining to provide further details on an ongoing process.

    The company intends to use part of the raised capital to finance its planned acquisition of parts of the heating, cooling and ventilation business of Johnson Controls/Hitachi, the spokesperson added, its largest takeover to date.

    (Reporting by Ilona Wissenbach. Writing by Madeline Chambers and Victoria Waldersee. Editing by Matthias Williams and Mark Potter)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Bosch plans to issue a multibillion-euro bond.
    • •The bond will fund investments and acquisitions.
    • •Bosch aims to acquire parts of Johnson Controls.
    • •The bond size is expected to be close to 4.5 billion euros.
    • •Transaction expected to close in May.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Bosch plans multibillion-euro bond this month to fund investments, M&A

    1What is Bosch planning to do with the bond?

    Bosch plans to raise capital through a bond issuance for investments, innovation, and future acquisitions.

    2When does Bosch aim to close the bond transaction?

    A spokesperson for Bosch confirmed that the company aims to close the transaction in May.

    3What will the raised capital be used for?

    Part of the raised capital will finance Bosch's planned acquisition of parts of the heating, cooling, and ventilation business of Johnson Controls/Hitachi.

    4How much is the bond expected to be worth?

    The bond's size has not been finalized but is expected to be close to Bosch's largest ever issue, which was in the billions of euros.

    5Which publication first reported the bond news?

    The business daily Handelsblatt was the first to report the news about Bosch's bond issuance.

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