Morgan Stanley: Oracle will more than double its net adjusted debt to $290 billions by fiscal year 2028
Jinse Finance reported, citing The Information, that according to Morgan Stanley, Oracle's corporate borrowing and data center leasing will more than double its net adjusted debt to about 290 billions USD by fiscal year 2028, up from the current approximately 100 billions USD.
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