Oracle flags more than $40 billion in debt-and-equity financing as shares slide to $121.50
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Oracle's record RPO backlog is being overshadowed by balance-sheet concerns after the company guided to over $40B of debt/equity financing, pushing long-dated bond yields toward ~7.6% and raising discount-rate and dilution risk. Investor focus is also on backlog quality, with OpenAI reportedly representing nearly half, increasing customer concentration risk. The combination is weighing on equity sentiment despite strong reported revenue growth.
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Oracle’s latest earnings report put its Remaining Performance Obligations (RPO) at $638 billion alongside $67 billion in annual revenue. The company also guided that it expects to raise more than $40 billion through a combination of debt and equity this year, sending long-term bond yields higher, with the 2052 notes at 7.6%. Investors are also focused on customer concentration after OpenAI was said to account for nearly half of the backlog, and the shares fell to a one-year low, breaking below $136.
