Oracle plans to raise $20 billion through a bond issuance and stock sale to fund general corporate purposes—including capital expenditures, debt repayment, acquisitions, dividend payments, and share repurchases—supporting its substantial investments in artificial intelligence and cloud infrastructure. The company aims to more than triple its revenue by fiscal year 2030, projecting revenue to exceed $225 billion by then with adjusted earnings per share above $21, and has committed to raising an additional $20 billion specifically for artificial intelligence by fiscal year 2030. The bond offering is structured in six tranches with maturities ranging from 2029 to 2046; interest rates, prices, and share quantities have not yet been determined. Investors are closely watching Oracle's AI spending, as its cloud business revenue lags behind competitors such as Microsoft and Amazon, and the company is closely tied to the still-loss-making OpenAI.