Oracle exceeded Wall Street's expectations for its Q4 FY 2025 performance, leading to a 7% stock increase due to increased cloud services demand.
In Q4, earnings of $1.70 per share and revenue of $15.9 billion were reported, an 11% revenue increase from the same period last year.
For FY 2025, total revenues grew 8% to $57.4 billion, with cloud services and license support revenues rising by 12% to $44.0 billion.
Oracle forecasts higher revenue growth rates for FY26, with cloud growth rates expected to significantly increase.
In Q4 2024, total cloud revenue, including IaaS and SaaS, reached $6.7 billion, with notable revenue increases in Cloud Infrastructure and Cloud Applications.
Oracle has introduced AI assistants and agents, including the AI Agent Studio, to aid customers in creating personalized AI agents.
The company reported significant growth in MultiCloud database revenue, with 23 live MultiCloud data centers and plans for further expansion.
Collaborations with Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, and AWS have led to the introduction of Oracle Database@AWS, allowing customers to utilize Oracle services in AWS data centers.