Oracle CorporationRecord $638 billion backlog and $67 billion in AI infrastructure contracts in a single quarter indicate strong demand for cloud services.

Oracle shares could reach $800 by 2030 if the company compounds earnings per share at a 28% annual rate through fiscal 2030, according to a 24/7 Wall St. analysis. The stock currently trades at $184.29, or roughly 20 times forward earnings, despite reporting 93% year-over-year cloud infrastructure growth and a record $638 billion in remaining performance obligations. The bull case requires EPS to climb from $7.63 in fiscal 2026 to the low $20s by fiscal 2030, which would put the price-to-earnings multiple in the high 30s at the $800 target. Co-CEO Clayton Magouyrk said the total market opportunity is in the trillions of dollars per year, and the company signed $67 billion in AI infrastructure contracts in a single quarter. However, the path is challenged by heavy capital spending: management guided fiscal 2027 net cash capex to $70 billion, and fiscal 2026 free cash flow swung to negative $23.69 billion on $55.66 billion of capex.
Oracle CorporationRecord $638 billion backlog and $67 billion in AI infrastructure contracts in a single quarter indicate strong demand for cloud services.
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