🇺🇸Oracle launched $20 billion in financing through $10 billion each of investment-grade bonds and common stock; proceeds may fund capital expenditure.

The supplied Telegram report says Oracle launched US$20 billion of debt and equity financing on November 2, comprising US$10 billion of investment-grade bonds and an equal-sized common-stock offering. It attributes the offering information to separate company filings, but those filings themselves are not included in the supplied article set.

Oracle reportedly designated the proceeds for general corporate purposes, potentially including capital expenditure and dividends. The report places the transaction within Oracle’s AI investment financing plans, without allocating a specific amount to GPUs, individual data centers, or other infrastructure projects.

According to an unnamed person cited in the report, the bond offering comprises six tranches with maturities ranging from three to 20 years. Initial pricing guidance for the longest maturity was approximately 3.6 percentage points above U.S. Treasury yields, which is preliminary guidance rather than a disclosed final coupon.

A subsequent report said the US$10 billion share offering was expected at US$116 per share, described as an 11% discount. These reports establish an offering launch and expected pricing, not confirmed settlement; they do not provide a final share count or percentage ownership dilution.