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Oracle’s debt mountain grows: $56 billion in new borrowing as cash flow turns deeply negative

Oracle’s Debt Crisis Deepens: Oracle debt spikes $56 billion as cash flow turns negative, raising investor alarms. The tech giant borrowed aggressively to fund its AI and cloud expansion. Free cash ...
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U.S.-China TikTok Deal Is a Cash Flow Story for Oracle. Here’s Why.

Oracle likely will remain the cloud computing provider for TikTok, the social media app run by China-based ByteDance, in a deal that provides an important plank of financial support as the tech giant ...
Morningstar

Oracle: TikTok Deal Secures Major Cash Flow but Does Little to Derisk the Data Center Buildout

Multiple media outlets, including the Associated Press, reported that ByteDance has reached an agreement with Oracle ORCL, Silver Lake, and Abu-Dhabi-based MGX to set up a joint venture for TikTok’s ...
Digi Times

Oracle's rising debt and capital spending in AI hardware push prompt mixed reactions

Oracle's fiscal second-quarter report for 2025 showed increased borrowing and shrinking free cash flow as the company expands from software into artificial intelligence (AI) hardware. The firm's ...
24/7 Wall St

Here’s Why Oracle Is Not the Next Nvidia

Oracle (ORCL) issued $18B in bonds and secured a $38B loan to fund AI expansion. Interest payments now consume roughly 20% of quarterly net income. Oracle shares dropped 42% from their September high ...
Seeking Alpha

Oracle Q2 Earnings Preview: Focus On The Cocktail Of Debt, Cash Flows, And OpenAI

Oracle faces Q2 earnings with heightened investor focus on debt plans, cash flow trajectory, and progress on its $300B OpenAI deal. Despite strong RPO and cloud growth, ORCL's valuation offers limited ...
The Motley Fool

Even Though Oracle Fell After Earnings, I'd Still Rather Buy It in December Over Every "Magnificent Seven" Stock (Except One)

Oracle’s results are incredibly impressive. Oracle has a clear runway for future growth. Microsoft has a better risk/reward profile than Oracle. Investors are concerned that Oracle's spending is too ...