Gewinn- und Verlustrechnung von Oracle Corporation

Oracle operates some of the fastest and most cost-efficient data centers for processing artificial intelligence (AI) workloads. The company has a staggering $638 billion order backlog from customers waiting for more data centers to come online.

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Oracle is rated a Strong Buy as the market undervalues its robust revenue visibility and accelerating cloud infrastructure growth. ORCL's $638 billion in remaining performance obligations and 31% revenue CAGR guidance through 2030 underpin exceptional medium-term upside. The company's AI-focused OCI Supercluster and partnership with Nvidia position ORCL as a leading provider for inference workloads, justifying premium pricing.

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Oracle's fiscal 2026 revenue grew 17% and net income grew 37%. The stock has fallen 58% from the record high it set last September.

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Oracle's June earnings pointed to continued cash burn in the coming year. The company is growing quickly, but its cloud business has not proven it can be profitable yet.

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