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Oracle shares on record: strong sales and new cloud partnerships!
Oracle Corporation published positive quarterly results on June 22, 2025, increasing investor confidence and leading to price target increases.
Oracle shares on record: strong sales and new cloud partnerships!
The world of technology is never short of good news, and Oracle Corporation (NYSE:ORCL) is no exception. After a strong quarterly report, sentiment on Wall Street has improved significantly. Loud Daily Chhattisgarh Analysts overall give the stock a “Moderate Buy” rating. Of a total of thirty-three monitoring companies, twenty-one give a buy recommendation, two even recommend a strong buy, while ten recommend a hold position. Currently, the share price opened at $205.06, close to its one-year high of $216.60.
This positive sentiment was primarily fueled by the latest results from June 11th. Oracle reported earnings of $1.70 per share (consensus estimate: $1.64) and sales of $15.90 billion (consensus estimate: $15.58 billion). This corresponds to sales growth of 11.3% compared to the previous year. Analysts have also raised their price targets: Westpark Capital sees the shares at $246.00, BMO Capital Markets at $235.00, and Citigroup and Evercore ISI have reiterated their positive assessment.
A look at the numbers
The numbers speak for themselves: Oracle has a market capitalization of $573.53 billion and a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 47.25. The dividend yield is 0.98% and the most recent payment is $0.50 per share. Insider behavior is also notable; over 442,000 shares were sold for more than $76.1 million, with insiders owning 42.20% of the company. Despite this long-term success, analysts are also keeping an eye on the financial risks, particularly the high valuation and leverage of 4.07 in the debt-to-equity ratio.
An exciting development is the growth in the cloud division. Loud Marketbeat Oracle recently partnered with Amazon to advance Oracle's integration with AWS. This collaboration opens new doors for Oracle in the cloud market, with IaaS services increasing by an impressive 45%. At the same time, the SaaS division recorded growth of 10%. This clearly shows that Oracle has understood how to successfully evolve from traditional product lines to cloud-based services.
Future outlook and further growth
The future looks promising: according to reports from The Motley Fool The cloud infrastructure business (OCI) will even increase by over 70% in 2026. In addition, Oracle built or is planning 162 new data centers in the last fiscal year. The forecasts for the coming years are optimistic, with sales increasing by over 16% in the next financial year. The cloud division, which now accounts for the largest share of Oracle's revenue, will continue to grow with an estimate of over 30% in cloud revenue.
With all of these developments it is clear: Oracle has the right feel for technology trends and is ideally positioned to continue in the cloud race. In particular, the growth potential created by innovative projects and strategic partnerships could take Oracle to a new level in the coming years.