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Oracle Second-Quarter Results Miss Views; Shares Decline After Hours
"AI cloud infrastructure" revenue surged by 52%, yet Oracle struggles to satisfy Wall Street.
The market's expectations for AI companies are "overheated".
Oracle's quarterly revenue did not bring surprises to investors, and the stock price fell after hours.
Database giant Oracle's quarterly revenue met expectations, disappointing some investors who hoped for better performance in the cloud business. Oracle's stock price fell in after-hours trading. Oracle announced a 9% increase in revenue for the second fiscal quarter on Monday, reaching 14.1 billion dollars. Revenue from the cloud business surged by 52% to 2.4 billion dollars, aligning with the analysts' expectations.
Earnings Call Summary | Oracle(ORCL.US) Q2 2025 Earnings Conference
Oracle (ORCL) Q2 2025 Earnings Call Transcript
Not up to expectations! Oracle's cloud infrastructure performance has surged, but the stock price fell over 7% in after-hours trading.
① After the market closed on Monday Eastern Time, Oracle announced its second fiscal quarter earnings report, but this popular AI stock did not surprise investors; ② Oracle's cloud computing service revenue increased by 12% to $10.81 billion, accounting for 77% of total revenue, of which cloud infrastructure revenue grew by 52% to $2.4 billion.