Oracle caps new financing at $20B as AI spending tests cash flow

Oracle is setting a limit on its borrowing or increments it will incur through investors for its AI growth. On October 28, 2026, the company declared that any new borrowing will be restricted to $20 billion until the end of financial year 2030. In addition, Oracle anticipates a minimum cash flow of $30 billion in fiscal year 2029. At its Las Vegas investor day , Oracle sought to ease concerns about the cost of its massive AI buildout. The message was simple: its growing backlog of AI contracts should eventually bring in enough cash to help pay for the infrastructure needed to fulfill them. The ceiling Oracle set, and the timeline behind it Oracle’s finances won’t improve overnight.

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