US EditionOracle shares pop 15% to record high on earnings beat, cloud optimism
- Oracle Corp released its fiscal fourth-quarter 2025 results on Wednesday after market close, reporting $15.9 billion revenue and $1.70 adjusted earnings per share.
- The strong earnings beat expectations due to accelerating demand for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and a record order for all available cloud capacity from an unnamed client.
- Oracle operates 23 MultiCloud data centers with 47 more planned, and expects cloud growth rates to surge from 24% in fiscal 2025 to over 40% in fiscal 2026.
- CEO Safra Catz forecasted fiscal 2026 revenue above $67 billion with cloud infrastructure revenue growth exceeding 70%, while Larry Ellison highlighted skyrocketing OCI revenue and insatiable demand.
- Oracle shares reached record highs following the report, boosting Ellison’s net worth past Bezos and Zuckerberg and indicating strong market confidence in Oracle’s cloud and AI-driven growth.
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Oracle earnings lift ORCL stock price sky-high as cloud infrastructure sales projected to grow by 70%
Oracle investors are on cloud nine today as the stock reached record heights. The company’s fourth-quarter earnings results beat expectations yesterday and projected even more gains in cloud infrastructure. After rising nearly 8% in after-hours trading following the earnings release Wednesday evening, Oracle (NYSE: ORCL) has continued to rise throughout the day on Thursday. The stock reached an all-time record of $202.04 at 12:30 p.m. Thursday, …
Oracle (ORCL) has made a big leap in its valuation, increasing by 14% last Thursday and reaching an impressive historical peak of $202.44. This growth comes after announcing financial results from the fourth fiscal quarter that have exceeded Wall Street’s expectations. To put it in context, Oracle’s adjusted revenues reached $15.9 billion, surpassing the projection of $15.6 billion. In addition, profits per share were set at $1.70, compared to $…
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