Oracle CorporationS&P downgrade to triple B minus and expected $20B additional debt raise increase financial risk.

Oracle's stock has plunged 64% from its September 2025 all-time highs, erasing nearly $600 million in market cap, as analysts flag mounting debt and execution risks. S&P recently downgraded Oracle's credit rating to triple B minus, one notch above junk status, while the company is expected to seek another $20 billion in credit in early 2027. Crossmark Global Investments Chief Market Strategist Victoria Fernandez noted that Oracle's balance sheet is weaker than other hyperscalers, and BD8 Capital Partners CEO Barbara Doran highlighted significant customer concentration risk with OpenAI. Despite the sell-off, 87% of sell-side analysts still rate Oracle a buy or strong buy, though some warn the stock could fall further as free cash flow and margins remain under pressure.
Oracle CorporationS&P downgrade to triple B minus and expected $20B additional debt raise increase financial risk.