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Why Oracle Stock Dropped 14 Percent While M&A Spend Surged

Why Oracle Stock Dropped 14 Percent While M&A Spend Surged

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Oracle just reported a brutal week — its stock down nearly 14 percent, the worst hit among enterprise software giants. But here's the twist: Oracle is still spending billions on acquisitions, and its M&A strategy may be exactly why the stock dropped. Lucas and Luna unpack the paradox of buying companies when your own share price is falling, using Oracle's recent purchase of a cloud security startup and comparing it to ServiceNow's 17 percent slide and continued dealmaking. They explore how acquirer stock declines affect earnout structures, why buyers sometimes accelerate deals during a downturn, and what Microsoft's 9.5 percent drop means for the broader tech M&A landscape. Specific examples include Oracle's use of stock-collared earnouts and the way falling share prices can actually make all-stock acquisitions cheaper for the buyer. A fresh angle on the counterintuitive relationship between stock performance and corporate M&A activity. #Oracle #TechM&A #EnterpriseSoftware #StockDecline #MergersAndAcquisitions #ServiceNow #Microsoft #CloudSecurity #Earnouts #BusinessStrategy #IPO #SoftwareAcquisitions #MarketVolatility #CorporateFinance #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #TechDeals #BuyersMarket Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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