Yahoo Finance Analysis: Oracle's FY2026 Revenue Growth at 17%, Cloud Business Up 39%, Analysts Project Stock to Outperform Over Next Five Years
Yahoo Finance analysis indicates that Oracle's revenue grew by 17% year-over-year in fiscal year 2026 (ending May 31), with cloud business revenue increasing by 39%, surpassing software business to become the largest source of income. During the same period, the company's backlog orders rose from $455 billion in September last year to $638 billion, and its book value more than doubled from less than $21 billion a year ago to $43.1 billion. Although total debt increased to $129.5 billion and the stock price has fallen by approximately 57% from its peak a year ago, analysts believe that if Oracle can continue to generate significant returns from its AI investments, its cloud stock is expected to outperform the broader market within the next five years.
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