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ORACLE SHARES FALL 4.9% AFTER CO ANNOUNCES PLANS TO RAISE $20 BLN THROUGH BOND AND STOCK SALES
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Oracle shares fell 4.9% after the company announced plans to raise $20 billion through bond and stock sales. The capital raise combines debt and equity issuance, a structure that can dilute existing shareholders while adding leverage to the balance sheet. The move comes as Oracle funds an aggressive buildout of AI and cloud data center infrastructure, which has driven heavy capital spending in recent quarters. The 4.9% decline signals investor concern over the cost of funding that expansion, even as demand for Oracle's cloud services remains strong. Watch for details on the split between debt and equity, pricing of the offerings, and any updates to Oracle's capital expenditure guidance.
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