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Oracle ORCL Ratios & Valuation

FY'25FY'24FY'23FY'22
Profitability
Operating margin121.9%+9.9pp111.9%+4.3pp107.6%-8.7pp116.4%-32.4pp
Net margin85%+7.0pp78.1%+11.3pp66.7%-26.1pp92.9%-25.9pp
Returns
Return on equity492.7%
Return on invested capital69.9%-5.7pp75.6%-1.3pp77%-21.2pp98.2%-19.7pp
Efficiency
Asset turnover1.5×0.0×1.6×0.0×1.5×+0.1×1.4×0.0×
Liquidity
Current ratio3.3×+0.1×3.2×+0.2×-3.9×6.8×-2.5×
Leverage
Debt-to-equity23.8×-57.4×81.3×
Net debt / EBITDA13.4×-0.8×14.2×-2.9×17.1×+2.8×14.2×+4.9×
Per Share
Book value per share$21.54+196%$7.29+275%-$4.17+56.9%-$9.68-193%
Valuation
Market capitalization$1.82T+42.1%$1.28T+35.0%$947.06B+8.2%$875.1B+26.9%
Price / earnings154×+27.7×126.4×+4.7×121.7×+25.6×96.1×+37.6×
Price / sales32.8×+8.2×24.6×+4.5×20.1×-1.0×21.1×+3.7×
Price / book123.1×-191×313.7×
EV / EBITDA92.4×+16.4×76×+5.1×70.9×-1.7×72.6×+24.3×
Dividend yield4%-1.3pp5.3%-0.7pp6%-0.3pp6.3%-0.7pp

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