Oracle Plans $15 Billion Bond Sale Amid AI Infrastructure Expansion

Sep 24, 2025
Oracle is set to raise $15 billion through a corporate bond sale, as reported by Bloomberg, to support its growing AI infrastructure needs.

Oracle Corporation is planning to raise $15 billion through a corporate bond sale, according to Bloomberg. This move comes as the company seeks to bolster its cloud infrastructure to meet the increasing demands of artificial intelligence.

The bond sale, which is expected to be the second-largest debt offering this year, will be divided into as many as seven parts, including a rare 40-year bond. The demand for these bonds has reportedly reached nearly $88 billion, highlighting strong investor interest.

Oracle's decision to raise funds follows its recent significant deals with companies like OpenAI and Meta Platforms Inc., which require substantial upfront investments in cloud infrastructure. The proceeds from the bond sale are intended for capital expenditures, future investments, acquisitions, or general corporate purposes, including debt repayment.

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