Oracle"s debt-to-equity ratio has reached approximately 520%, significantly higher than that of its competitors. Amazon"s debt-to-equity ratio is nearly 50%, while Microsoft stands at around 30%. Google has an even lower ratio.
This raises questions about Oracle"s long-term financial strategy, particularly regarding its reliance on borrowed money for future financing. Analysts are beginning to wonder how sustainable this level of debt is for the company.
For more insights on economic trends, see recent developments regarding global currency reserves.
