Oracle Earnings Are Just Ahead. It’s All About AI.

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The company reports August quarter results Monday. The heart of the story remains the boost to its cloud computing business from AI workloads.

Oracle has been one of the more surprising beneficiaries of this year’s investor frenzy over artificial intelligence stocks.

Street consensus estimates call for August quarter revenue of $12.4 billion, up 8.8% from a year earlier, with adjusted profit of $1.15 a share. On the company’s last earnings call, CEO Safra Catz said her early read on Oracle’s May 2024 fiscal year is for unprecedented cloud demand, with growth on par or better than FY 2023.

“Our checks remain highly bullish on OCI demand trends,” TD Cowen analyst Derrick Wood wrote in a research note previewing the quarter. “Shares have moved a good deal this year, but we still think the OCI story is underappreciated.” Wood maintains an Outperform rating and $137 target price on Oracle shares.

 

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