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Oracle Corp. (ORCL) Stock Price & Market Analysis

ORCL · NYSE · Software - Infrastructure

Market closedLatest regular-session print

$137.30

▼ -$0.4900(-0.36%)4:04 PM ET - vs previous close

Quote as of Sep 30, 2026, 4:04 PM EDT

Regular-session close · Sep 30, 2026, 4:04 PM EDT.

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Last session68%
$134.75L Sep 30 '26$138.49H Sep 30 '26
52-week11%
$114.50L Jul 28 '26$322.54
Long-term rangesAvailable history
Available history(2000-10-02)39%
$5.76L Jun 4 '02$341.82H Sep 10 '25

Available history: 2000-10-02–2026-09-30. This is the supplied data window, not a verified inception date. Range extremes use intraday highs/lows where supplied, otherwise closes. Provider-reported; adjustment basis unspecified. The separate 52-week range uses Yahoo Finance figures; its adjustment basis is unspecified.

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Session market context

ORCLStock · vs previous close
↓ -0.36%
XLKTechnology ETF
↑ +0.64%
QQQNasdaq-100 ETF
↑ +0.25%

ORCL underperformed the sector by 1.00 percentage points.

Price comparisons describe market context; they do not establish the cause of a move.

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Reported fundamentals

ORCL research snapshot

Annual revenue

USD 67.36B

Sales for the fiscal year ended May 31, 2026. This is not trailing twelve-month revenue.

Revenue change

+17.3%

Change versus the fiscal year ended May 31, 2025.

Net profit margin

25.4%

Net income divided by revenue for the fiscal year ended May 31, 2026. This is not the trailing margin.

These reported results describe the business’s recent scale and profitability. Compare cash generation and valuation before forming an investment view; historical growth is not a forecast.

Company · Profile

About Oracle Corp. (ORCL)

Sector, leadership, and how Oracle Corp. earns its revenue.

Oracle Corp.

NYSE · ORCL · US

Oracle is a database, enterprise applications, and cloud infrastructure company whose stock thesis now depends on OCI growth, AI infrastructure demand, remaining performance obligations, and the balance between backlog and capex.

Company narrative is editorial context. Narratives and leadership records are excluded from current quality ratings.

Sector
Technology
Industry
Software - Infrastructure
Headquarters
Austin, Texas
Country
US
Founded
1977
Employees
141,000
CEO
Clay Magouyrk & Mike Sicilia
Exchange
NYSE

How Oracle Corp. makes money

Database moat

Legacy strength funds the cloud transition

Oracle database and enterprise applications provide a durable installed base that supports cross-selling into cloud infrastructure and SaaS.

OCI

AI infrastructure changed the story

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure has become more relevant as AI customers seek GPU capacity, networking, and alternative hyperscaler economics.

Backlog

RPO is the central metric

The old pillar emphasized remaining performance obligations because backlog visibility can make Oracle look more like an AI infrastructure growth story.

Capital intensity

Cloud scale has a balance-sheet cost

Oracle has to fund data centers and AI capacity while protecting margins, debt metrics, and shareholder returns.

Key takeaways for ORCL

ORCL is no longer only a mature database stock; OCI and AI infrastructure have become central to the multiple.

Backlog quality matters because large RPO can signal future growth or strain if delivery economics disappoint.

Debt, capex, and customer concentration remain the key constraints on the bull case.

Business model & operating evidence

Company website ↗

AI business exposure

Revenue exposure
AI-specific revenue is not separated in the available company statements.
Capital-spending dependency
No reviewed quantitative dependency model is available.
Compute role
See the sourced business description; AI labels do not establish compute revenue.
Platform examples
An exhaustive, consistently defined product inventory is unavailable.
Ecosystem links
Supplier and customer links require reviewed disclosures.

Narrative versus numbers

Demand is expanding

Supporting observation: 29.6%

Year-over-year growth in the latest quarter. This is not the fiscal-year revenue change in the snapshot above. · TECHi unified data · 2026-08-31

Growth produces accounting profit

Supporting observation: 26.4%

Trailing net margin. A positive figure supports profitability, not cash generation, and it is not the fiscal-year margin above. · SEC Companyfacts · 2026-10-01T01:58:48.651Z

The business generates cash after investment

Contradicting observation: USD -5.4B

Latest reported free cash flow. It is not a forecast and it is not the fiscal-year snapshot. · SEC Companyfacts · 2026-08-31

These are explicit tests of individual claims, not an overall bull/bear rating. Demand growth can coexist with valuation, concentration and financing risk.

Operating measures

Revenue
$19.34Bquarter ended Aug 31, 2026
Operating margin
34.8%quarter ended Aug 31, 2026
EPS
$1.56quarter ended Aug 31, 2026
Capital expenditure
$28.50Bquarter ended Aug 31, 2026
Free cash flow
-$5.40Bquarter ended Aug 31, 2026
Free cash flow margin
-27.9%quarter ended Aug 31, 2026
Operating cash / net income
4.85×quarter ended Aug 31, 2026
Revenue growth year over year
29.6%quarter ended Aug 31, 2026

Leadership

CEO: Clay Magouyrk & Mike Sicilia

Source: TECHi curated profile

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