Oracle
Oracle provides a comprehensive suite of enterprise information technology solutions, including cloud-based and on-premise applications, databases, and infrastructure. The company's core value proposition centers on offering flexible, interoperable deployment models that allow customers to manage complex IT environments across hybrid and multi-cloud architectures.
Financials
Based on Q3 2026 filing
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Cloud and License
primaryThis segment encompasses Oracle's cloud services and software licensing. It includes the delivery of applications and infrastructure via the cloud, as well as perpetual and term licenses for on-premise deployment.
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), Oracle Cloud Applications (OCA), Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP, Oracle Database, Oracle Middleware, Oracle Exadata Cloud@Customer
Enterprise businesses, Government agencies, Educational institutions, AI technology companies
Hardware
moderateProvides the physical infrastructure necessary to run enterprise workloads, focusing on high-performance computing and storage solutions optimized for Oracle software.
Oracle Engineered Systems, Servers, Storage products, Industry-specific hardware
Data centers, Financial institutions, Logistics companies
Services
moderateOffers professional consulting and support services to help organizations maximize the performance and integration of their Oracle investments.
Consulting services, License support, Hardware support, Professional services
Existing Oracle customers, Oracle Partner Network members
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Competitive Position
Oracle is a leading provider of enterprise database and ERP software, increasingly positioning itself as a major hyperscale cloud provider through its OCI platform.
Geographies
Global
Customer Segments
Enterprise, Public Sector, B2B, SMB
Upstream Dependencies
Semiconductor manufacturers, Hardware component suppliers, Data center facility providers
Downstream Customers
Global corporations, Government entities, Software developers, Managed service providers
Competitors & Partners
Competitors
Salesforce
CRM
Competitor in cloud-based enterprise applications
International Business Machines
IBM
Competitor in enterprise software and database
Microsoft
MSFT
Competitor in cloud infrastructure and enterprise applications
Snowflake
SNOW
Legacy database and cloud infrastructure competitor
Amazon
AMZN
Major competitor in cloud infrastructure (IaaS) and database services
Alphabet Inc.
GOOGL
Competitor in cloud platform services
Workday, Inc.
WDAY
Large enterprise software vendor
Motorola Solutions, Inc.
MSI
Competitor in Public Safety software
ServiceNow
NOW
Enterprise application software vendor
Adobe
ADBE
Enterprise software and cloud experience competitor
Automatic Data Processing, Inc.
ADP
ERP and HCM software provider
Intuit
INTU
Competitor for larger small-to-medium business accounting
MicroStrategy
MSTR
Enterprise analytics competitor
Autodesk
ADSK
Competitor in construction management and enterprise software
IQVIA
IQV
Healthcare technology and data competitor
Veeva Systems
VEEV
Provider of horizontal and vertical cloud software and clinical trial solutions
MongoDB
MDB
Legacy relational database provider
Similar Companies
Subsidiaries
Cerner
Healthcare information technology provider acquired by Oracle
NetSuite
Cloud-based business management software unit
Oracle FAQ
Common questions about Oracle
Oracle provides a comprehensive suite of enterprise information technology solutions, including cloud-based and on-premise applications, databases, and infrastructure. The company's core value proposition centers on offering flexible, interoperable deployment models that allow customers to manage complex IT environments across hybrid and multi-cloud architectures.
Oracle (ORCL) has a market capitalization of $545.79B and trades on NYSE.
Oracle generated $64.1B in trailing twelve-month revenue with net income of $16.2B, representing a net margin of 25.3%, with free cash flow of -$24.7B. These figures are based on the Q1 2026 filing.
Oracle's key competitors include Salesforce, International Business Machines Corporation, Microsoft, and others. These companies compete in similar markets and product categories.
Oracle has approximately 159,000 employees.