On October 30, Oracle fell 3.05% in After-Hours Trading to $135.34/share, with turnover of $299 million.
The move came as the market continued to digest Oracle's elevated AI infrastructure investment cycle even after management and analysts highlighted improved visibility on funding plans and long-term growth targets.
Recent updates showed Oracle plans to cap incremental capital raises at $20 billion through fiscal 2030, split evenly between debt and equity, while management expects free cash flow to turn positive in fiscal H2 2028 and exceed $30 billion in fiscal 2029. Analysts also said vendor financing, bring-your-own-hardware arrangements, and customer prepayments could reduce upfront cash needs by about 50%, helping ease balance-sheet concerns. At the same time, the company maintained aggressive expansion goals tied to cloud and AI, which left investors reassessing the pace of spending after a sharp prior rally.
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