13F Pro Quality Score

67.2/100

Rank #474 of 2,879 stocksTOP 25%

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Revenue Growth

68.1/100

Profitability

89.9/100

Balance Sheet

75.1/100

Earnings Quality

76.1/100

Free Cash Flow

11.1/100

Institutional Flow

63.6/100

Revenue Scale

97.8/100

Dilution Risk

21.1/100

ORCL Stock Analysis & AI Quality Score

AI stock analysis and institutional research for ORACLE CORP (ORCL), a Technology sector company. 13F Pro's AI-powered ranking engine scores ORCL at 67.2/100 on a 32-signal composite quality model, placing it at rank #474 of 2,879 stocks — the top 25% of the AI-ranked universe. ORCL scores in the top quartile across revenue scale (97.8), profitability (89.9), earnings quality (76.1). Areas of concern include free cash flow (11.1), which score below median versus the broader universe. Shareholder dilution risk is elevated at 21.1/100, reflecting ongoing share issuance or stock-based compensation. Based on the latest XBRL financial filings (Q4 2026), ORACLE CORP reports net income of $4.3B, free cash flow of $-1.9B. Top institutional holders of ORCL by reported 13-F value include BlackRock,, VANGUARD CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, STATE STREET, based on the most recent SEC filings. ORCL trades on the NYSE exchange and files with the SEC under CIK 1341439. 13F Pro's AI research platform runs 10 specialized AI analysts — value, growth, momentum, macro, and activist specialists — that debate ORCL daily and publish AI-generated analysis with cited SEC sources. The platform aggregates historical XBRL financial facts, 10-Q and 10-K filings, insider Form 4 transactions, and institutional 13-F holdings for ORACLE CORP directly from SEC EDGAR. ORACLE CORP's 13F Pro composite quality score has ranged between 48 and 76 since 2021, currently 67.2 — a declining long-term trajectory across 28 quarterly and live scoring snapshots.

Fun facts about ORACLE CORP

Quirks, history, and lore behind ORCL — the kind of stuff that makes a stock memorable.

  • 1
    The Basics
    U.S. enterprise technology company · mega-cap · listed on the NYSE · headquartered in Texas after a high-profile HQ move.
  • 2
    The Numbers
    Annual revenue around $50 billion, with a business so sticky that cloud and license support alone accounts for the lion's share — customers basically can't leave.
  • 3
    The History
    Founded in 1977 in California by a college dropout who read an IBM research paper and beat IBM to market with the product it described.
  • 4
    The Secret
    Its famously aggressive sales culture and near-impossible-to-exit contracts have made it both one of the most successful and most complained-about vendors in corporate IT history.
  • 5
    The Lore
    Its flamboyant billionaire founder once bought most of a Hawaiian island, races America's Cup yachts, and is currently one of the largest shareholders in a certain social media company.
  • 6
    The Giveaway
    The database software that runs half the world's corporations, a CEO named Larry Ellison, and a logo you've definitely seen on a server room door.
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What's Driving ORCL's Business? Latest 10-K Breakdown

44/44 datapoints verified

AI-extracted from ORACLE CORP's 10-K filed 2026-06-22 — FY2026 (year ended May 31, 2026). Every figure is machine-verified against the filing text on SEC EDGAR.

Oracle's total revenues grew 17% YoY to $67.4B, driven by 51% cloud revenue mix (up from 43%) and cloud infrastructure growth of 77% YoY, while capex surged to $55.7B to support data center expansion.

Biggest Revenue Drivers

Total revenue: $67.4B+17% YoY

Cloud and software$58.5B+19% YoY

Growth in cloud revenues as customers purchased applications and infrastructure technologies and renewed contracts; cloud applications up 11% YoY, cloud infrastructure up 77% YoY

Within Cloud and software

Cloud infrastructure$18.1B+77% YoY

Strong demand for cloud infrastructure offerings, contributing 84% to constant currency cloud revenue growth

Cloud applications$15.9B+11% YoY

Cloud applications revenues, contributing 16% to constant currency cloud revenue growth

Services$5.7B+10% YoY

Increase in consulting services revenues

Hardware$3.1B+5% YoY

Growth in revenues from Oracle Exadata and certain other strategic hardware product offerings

Largest Expense Items

Cloud and software expenses$16.9B+56% YoY

Higher infrastructure expenses to support growth in cloud offerings, primarily due to data center expansion and capacity buildout

Research and development$10.3B+4% YoY

Increase in employee-related expenses and computer equipment expenses

Restructuring and other$1.8B+391% YoY

Employee severance costs and certain other operating expenses from the 2026 Restructuring Plan to improve operational efficiencies

Interest expense$4.6B+29% YoY

Higher average borrowings from $43B of senior note issuances in fiscal 2026, partially offset by lower expense from debt repayments

Margins: Total operating margin as a percentage of revenues remained flat at 31% YoY despite higher revenues. Cloud and software segment margin declined from 63% to 59% due to significant infrastructure cost increases to support 77% YoY cloud infrastructure growth and data center expansion, which management expects to continue in fiscal 2027.

Watch Items from the Filing

  • Capital expenditures surged 162% YoY to $55.7B in FY2026 from $21.2B, with management expecting this upward trend to continue through fiscal 2027 and following years for data center capacity expansion; free cash flow was negative $23.7B YoY versus negative $394M.
  • Cloud and software business margin compressed to 59% in FY2026 from 63% YoY, driven by 56% YoY infrastructure expense growth; cloud now represents 51% of total revenues (up from 43%), creating meaningful mix shift toward lower-margin cloud infrastructure.
  • Remaining performance obligations increased dramatically to $638B as of May 31, 2026 from $138B YoY, primarily from significant cloud contracts entered during the period, indicating strong future revenue visibility.
  • Debt increased substantially with $43B of senior notes issued in FY2026 and interest expense up 29% YoY to $4.6B; total outstanding indebtedness stands at $129.5B maturing through 2066.
  • Cloud applications revenue growth slowed to 11% YoY, representing only 16% of cloud revenue growth compared to cloud infrastructure's 84%, suggesting potential deceleration in applications adoption relative to infrastructure demand.

AI-extracted and verified against SEC EDGAR filing text. Not investment advice.

Net Income

Q4 2026

$4.3B

Free Cash Flow

Q4 2026

$-1.9B

D/E Ratio

Q4 2026

3.05

Revenue & Net Income

Earnings Per Share

Key Financials Over Time

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Revenue

+17.3% YoY
$67.36BFY 2026
FY23 $49.95BFY24 $52.96BFY25 $57.40BFY26 $67.36B

Net Income

+37.3% YoY
$17.09BFY 2026
FY23 $8.50BFY24 $10.47BFY25 $12.44BFY26 $17.09B

Operating Income

+16.6% YoY
$20.61BFY 2026
FY23 $13.09BFY24 $15.35BFY25 $17.68BFY26 $20.61B

EPS (Diluted)

+34.3% YoY
$5.83FY 2026
FY23 $3.07FY24 $3.71FY25 $4.34FY26 $5.83

Total Assets

+55.5% YoY
$261.76BFY 2026
FY23 $134.38BFY24 $140.98BFY25 $168.36BFY26 $261.76B

Total Debt

+39.9% YoY
$129.54BFY 2026
FY23 $90.48BFY24 $86.87BFY25 $92.57BFY26 $129.54B

Op. Cash Flow

+53.6% YoY
$31.98BFY 2026
FY23 $17.16BFY24 $18.67BFY25 $20.82BFY26 $31.98B

AI Insight: ORCL Financial Trends

Oracle's revenue accelerated 9.4% YoY to $19.2B in Q2 2026, while operating income grew 20%, signaling strong cloud and AI demand execution.

Revenue grew from $14.1B (Q1 2025) to $19.2B (Q2 2026), a 36% increase over 5 quarters.

Operating income margin expanded from 30.8% (Q1 2025) to 32.0% (Q2 2026), showing leverage in scaling.

Operating cash flow surged to $14.6B in Q2 2026, highest in dataset, up 146% from Q4 2025's $2.1B.

Total debt increased 40% from $92.6B (Q2 2025) to $129.5B (Q2 2026); leverage ratio rising despite equity growth.

Net income volatility: spike to $6.1B (Q4 2025) followed by normalization to $4.3B (Q2 2026); sustainability unclear.

AI Insight: ORCL Ratio Trends

Operating margin stable near 32% but ROIC collapsed to 14.3% in Q2 2026, signaling deteriorating capital efficiency despite steady profitability.

Operating margin expanded from 30.0% in Q3–Q4 2024 to 32.1% in Q2 2025, then stabilized 28.6%–32.0% through Q2 2026.

Net profit margin spiked to 38.2% in Q4 2025 but fell back to 21.6%–22.4% in Q1–Q2 2026, suggesting one-time Q4 2025 benefit.

ROIC plummeted from 70.8% in Q3 2025 and 63.2% in Q4 2025 to 14.3% in Q2 2026 — a 49.5pp collapse in 6 months.

ROE halved from 108.3% in Q3 2024 to 40.5% in Q2 2026, reflecting structural shift in capital deployment or leverage.

Debt-to-equity spiked to 4.53 in Q2 2025, then disappeared from reporting — transparency gap on leverage management.

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