Helped by the stable demand for the company’s cloud and
license support products, which account for about three-fourths of the total
revenues, the top-line came in at $9.6 billion, up 1% year-over-year, but lower
than the street estimate.
Cloud Services and License Support revenues were $6.8 billion, while Cloud License and On-Premise License revenues were $1.1 billion.
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CFO Safra Catz said, “We had another strong quarter in our
Fusion and NetSuite cloud applications businesses with Fusion ERP revenues
growing 37% and NetSuite ERP revenues growing 29%.”
CTO Larry Ellison added, “It’s still early days, but the
Oracle Autonomous Database already has thousands of customers running in our
Gen2 Public Cloud. Currently, our Autonomous Database running in our Public
Cloud business is growing at a rate of over 100%.”
Oracle shares fell 1.98% immediately following the announcement. The stock has gained over 23% so far this year and 2% in the past three months.