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The FY26 10-K is due to be filed at the SEC soon - this will show how much of the $2.1bn restructuring provision has actually been spent. Whatever remains, could give an insight into overspill into Q1. Those unspent funds will probably cover EMEA costs due to the long legal processes there to rif workers.
Then look for the 10-Q filing in September, that’ll give a view on restructuring provisions made for FY27… and provide a hint as to what’s planned next.
It’s going to be 2.4b hold on to your ankles
@eg The stock dropping from a recent high of 250 to 170 is what Mr Market thinks of that.
@eg that’s not restructuring
ORACLE SAYS IN FY 2027 IT EXPECTS TO RAISE APPROXIMATELY $40BN THROUGH A COMBINATION OF DEBT AND EQUITY FINANCING