Oracle Reports $638 Billion Remaining Performance Obligations and Guides 58%–64% Cloud Growth

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Oracle Reports $638 Billion Remaining Performance Obligations and Guides 58%–64% Cloud Growth

financial_update2026-09-05 07:38:00 UTCimp 0.80ORCL +0.65

On June 10, 2026, Oracle reported that remaining performance obligations, a backlog proxy, reached $638 billion at the end of fiscal Q4, up 363% year over year. Oracle also reported fiscal Q4 cloud infrastructure revenue growth of 93% to $5.8 billion and guided fiscal Q1 2027 total revenue growth of 27%–29% and cloud-revenue growth of 58%–64%.

Occurred 2026-06-10 00:00:00 UTCSurprise 0.70Confidence 0.90
Rationale

This is a substantive Oracle FY2026 Q4 financial update, separate from the accompanying Morgan Stanley price-target change, which is excluded as analyst commentary. The supplied context explicitly supports $638 billion of remaining performance obligations as of fiscal Q4, 363% year-over-year growth, 93% growth in cloud infrastructure revenue to $5.8 billion, and fiscal Q1 2027 guidance for 27%–29% total revenue growth and 58%–64% cloud-revenue growth. These figures have material forward implications for Oracle, although no consensus estimates are provided, so the surprise score is below the maximum. The context dates the underlying report to June 10, 2026; the exact publication time is not stated, so midnight UTC is used as a date-level estimate. The development clearly continues existing event 2947. Only ORCL is approved because the other proposed stakeholders are supported mainly by generic AI-infrastructure or competitive inferences rather than explicit Oracle-specific exposure.

EventsOracle FY2026 Q4 Cloud Growth and AI Backlog
Evidence
Key facts: ORCL backlog $638B; Morgan Stanley raises PT to $210
tradingview2026-09-05 07:14:25 UTCOpen source
Oracle (ORCL) backlog $638B as of May 31 (+363% YoY). Management guides Q revenue +27–29% and cloud revenue +58–64%; OCI grew 93% last quarter.