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Oracle (1ORCL) Stock Price & Analysis

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1ORCL Stock Chart & Stats

€111.40€0.84(0.76%)
At close: 5:30 PM GMT+1
€110€120€130€140Aug 10Aug 24Sep 7Sep 21Oct 5Oct 19Nov 2
Day’s Range
EUR 104.50 - EUR 113.20
52-Week Range
EUR 100.70 - EUR 221.00
Previous Close
EUR 110.56
Volume
N/A
Average Volume (3M)
10.67K
Market Cap
EUR 320.70B
Enterprise Value
EUR 584.80B
Total Cash (Recent Filing)
EUR 37.08B
Total Debt (Recent Filing)
EUR 155.93B
Price to Earnings (P/E)
19.5
Beta
0.47
Next Earnings
Dec 14, 2026 (Est.)
Next Dividend Ex-Date
N/A
Dividend Yield
1.61%

Bulls Say, Bears Say

Bulls Say

Cloud And AI Growth

Rapid OCI growth and substantial AI contract wins indicate strong demand for Oracle’s infrastructure as enterprises expand compute and database workloads. The scale of remaining commitments can support multi-quarter revenue growth and deepen Oracle’s position in the expanding enterprise AI infrastructure market.

Profitability And Operating Leverage

Oracle retains a highly profitable software-oriented model despite its infrastructure investment cycle. Strong gross and operating margins, combined with recent operating income growth, provide earnings resilience and indicate that scale and efficiency can offset part of the cost of cloud expansion.

Cloud Ecosystem Expansion

Expansion across AWS, Azure, and Oracle’s broader cloud ecosystem reduces reliance on a single deployment model and increases customer reach. Strong multi-cloud adoption can reinforce Oracle’s database franchise, support workload migration, and create durable cross-selling opportunities.

Bears Say

Heavy Leverage

Oracle’s substantial debt load reduces financial flexibility while the company is undertaking an unusually capital-intensive infrastructure buildout. Elevated leverage can increase refinancing and interest burdens, constrain discretionary investment, and amplify the effect of any slowdown in cloud growth or cash generation.

Negative Free Cash Flow And High CapEx

The rapid capacity buildout is consuming more cash than the business currently generates after investment, increasing dependence on funding and customer prepayments. Until spending moderates or operating cash flow rises further, financial flexibility remains weaker despite strong reported revenue and profits.

Infrastructure Margin Pressure

A larger mix of infrastructure revenue can dilute Oracle’s historically strong software margin profile, particularly while new data centers are being commissioned. Even if margins eventually flatten, the transition may reduce near-term earnings quality and require sustained scale and utilization to restore leverage.

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1ORCL FAQ

What was Oracle’s price range in the past 12 months?
Oracle lowest stock price was €100.70 and its highest was €221.00 in the past 12 months.
What is Oracle’s market cap?
Oracle’s market cap is €320.70B.
When is Oracle’s upcoming earnings report date?
Oracle’s next earnings report is estimated for Dec 14, 2026 (not yet confirmed), which is in 40 days.
How were Oracle’s earnings last quarter?
Oracle released its earnings results on Sep 10, 2026. The company reported €1.708 earnings per share for the quarter, beating the consensus estimate of €1.547 by €0.161.
Is Oracle overvalued?
According to Wall Street analysts Oracle’s price is currently Undervalued.
Does Oracle pay dividends?
Oracle does not currently pay dividends.
What is Oracle’s EPS estimate?
Oracle’s EPS estimate is 1.68.
How many shares outstanding does Oracle have?
Oracle has 3,023,736,000 shares outstanding.
What happened to Oracle’s price movement after its last earnings report?
Oracle reported an EPS of €1.708 in its last earnings report, beating expectations of €1.547. Following the earnings report the stock price went down -2.875%.
Which hedge fund is a major shareholder of Oracle?
Hedge funds hold Oracle shares: the largest hedge-fund position in Oracle is 1,682,168,946 shares, and hedge funds increased their holdings by 3.7M shares last quarter.
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