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Filings: Oracle is selling $10B in common stock and $10B in bonds, as it rushes to line up financing to pay for its data center buildout; ORCL falls 5%+ (Kelly Cloonan/Wall Street Journal)

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In short

Oracle plans to raise $20 billion by offering $10 billion in common stock alongside $10 billion in bonds. The capital will directly fund the accelerated buildout of the company's data center infrastructure. Following the disclosure of the massive financing effort, shares of Oracle dropped by over 5%.

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  • Oracle is aggressively securing large-scale financing to expand its physical computing in…: Oracle is aggressively securing large-scale financing to expand its physical computing infrastructure capacity.
  • The company is utilizing a balanced mix of debt and equity to fund the expansion.: The company is utilizing a balanced mix of debt and equity to fund the expansion.
  • Investors reacted negatively to the substantial new capital raise, sending shares down sh…: Investors reacted negatively to the substantial new capital raise, sending shares down sharply.

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