This should be a juicy business school case study someday: Oracle’s financial profile as a business is totally changing but its stock valuation is still being treated by the Street as if it’s just a database software vendor. As Oracle goes deeper and deeper into sunk capital investment, and deeper in debt, the valuation has to go lower. New CFO for Oracle, brace for a new valuation Hilary Maxson is joining Oracle as CFO after nine years helping to run a company with a very different financial profile, Schneider Electric. The lower margin of Schneider is probably an accurate indicator of where Oracle is headed as a business as it takes on more and more debt to build a cloud AI empire. That business should be valued a lot less than Oracle’s traditional valuation — more like that of Schneider, in fact. thetechnologyletter.com $ORCL

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