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Why Oracle Stock Jumped 32% in June

July 2, 2025
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S of Oracle (ORCL 5. 26%) were on the move last month as the legacy giant best known for database software continues to impress investors with its growth in cloud...

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S of Oracle (ORCL 5. 26%) were on the move last month as the legacy giant best known for database software continues to impress investors with its growth in cloud infrastructure, showing it's capitalizing on the artificial intelligence (AI) boom

Oracle dered another strong earnings report, and said in a filing late in the month that fiscal 2026 is off to a strong start

The company also earned a slew of analyst upgrades, helping to pel the stock higher

According to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence, the stock the month 32% higher

As you can see from the chart below, most of the stock's gains came from its post-earnings surge in the second week of the month

ORCL data by YCharts Oracle impresses the market again Oracle is still much smaller than the big three cloud computing players (Amazon, Alphabet, and Microsoft), but it's growing faster than them

In its fiscal fourth quarter, which on May 31, the company reported 52% growth in cloud infrastructure to $3 billion, up 52% from the year before as it continued to see strong AI-related demand

Overall revenue was up 11% to $15. 9 billion, reflecting slower growth in areas licensing, hardware, and services

That beat the $15. 59 billion consensus

On the bottom line, adjusted earnings per rose from $1. 70, which beat estimates at $1

What was more impressive and indicative of future growth was that its remaining performance obligations (RPO), a xy for backlog, jumped 41% to $138 billion

Management also sees growth accelerating into 2026, calling for overall revenue growth of 15% to more than $67 billion, ahead of the consensus at $65. 36 billion

CEO Safra Catz said, "FY25 was a very good year -- but we believe FY26 will be even better as our revenue growth rates will be dramatically higher. " Image source: Getty Images

Can Oracle keep climbing

While the stock was mostly flat over the remainder of June, the company did have some good news to toward the end of the month, saying in a filing that it was is "off to a strong start in FY26," noting that its multi-cloud revenue continues to grow at over 100%

Oracle's valuation has increased as the stock price soared, but those gains seem well deserved as the AI tailwinds are strong

The stock looks well positioned for future growth

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