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Flex Ltd. agrees $2 billion preferred investment for Axiom ahead of planned spin-off

General Catalyst, Koch Equity Development and co-investors would fund the AI-infrastructure business through convertible preferred shares at an initial enterprise value of $37.5 billion.

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Analysis

Flex Ltd. announced an agreement to sell $2 billion of Axiom convertible preferred stock, a form of equity with dividend terms and conversion rights. Axiom comprises Flex’s cloud and power infrastructure business. The company said the financing would support its pending EPC Power acquisition and other corporate purposes. The shares carry a 10% annual cash dividend before separation, falling afterward to 6% in cash or 7% paid in kind, subject to later adjustments. The structure pairs acquisition financing with continuing dividend obligations as Axiom prepares for a proposed independent listing. The $37.5 billion figure is the initial enterprise valuation for Axiom, not the amount invested or an equity valuation. Flex continues to target the first quarter of 2027 for the separation.

What remains uncertain

The investment has been agreed, not announced as funded or closed. Regulatory approvals and customary closing conditions remain; both the EPC Power acquisition and Axiom separation are still pending.

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