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Oracle (NYSE: ORCL), a multinational technology corporation, is scheduled to disclose its fiscal Q4 2024 financial results after the market closes on June 11, 2024.
Market analysts and investors await Oracle's financial update as the company shifts from its traditional database business to cloud and AI-centered solutions. With a consistent performance in recent quarters, positive outcomes are anticipated from the tech giant in the upcoming quarter.
Oracle's Fiscal Q4 Expectations
Analysts predict Oracle's revenue for fiscal Q4 2024 to be $14.56 billion with an expected EPS of $1.34. Operating income is estimated to reach $6.65 billion, reflecting an 8% year-over-year growth.
Oracle's Q4 has historically been one of its strongest quarters, as demonstrated by the remarkable results in Q3 2024, showcasing revenue, operating income, and EPS growth.
The company's cloud infrastructure segment has been a significant growth driver, with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure backlog and remaining performance obligation showing substantial year-over-year increases.
Oracle's strategic partnerships with Microsoft and Palantir Technologies in the AI sector have attracted attention, contributing to strong revenue growth in cloud infrastructure.
Recent Performance and Financial Health
Oracle has consistently surpassed earnings estimates in recent quarters, with stock performance showing an upward trend in 2024.
As of June 11, 2024, Oracle's stock price stands at $123.90, with the company's market capitalization at $340.595 billion.
Oracle's financial metrics portray a robust financial position, including impressive profit margins, high return on equity, and strong liquidity.
Conclusion
Despite the positive outlook, Oracle's ability to exceed expectations remains uncertain. The company's financial health and strategic partnerships position it well for growth, but market reactions may influence its performance.
Disclaimer: The author does not hold any positions in the securities mentioned in the article.
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