Sony Group Corp. is preparing to issue its first dollar-denominated bonds in almost three decades, signaling a potential shift in its financing strategy. The company last tapped the U.S. dollar bond market in 1998, raising $1.5 billion. Details regarding the size and terms of the upcoming bond sale have not yet been disclosed. This move comes as corporations increasingly explore diverse funding sources amid fluctuating interest rates and economic uncertainty. Bloomberg reported the data indicating this planned issuance. The bond sale could provide Sony with capital for investments, acquisitions, or debt refinancing. This represents a significant development for Sony’s financial operations and its engagement with international capital markets.