Oracle expects 2029 fiscal-year free cash flow to reach 30000000000 USD, while its share price at one point rose more than 9%
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Oracle announced its long-term financial targets, saying that 2029 fiscal-year free cash flow would reach at least 30000000000 USD, while its share price at one point rose 9.60%。
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Oracle expects 2029 fiscal-year free cash flow to reach 30000000000 USD, while its share price at one point rose more than 9%
PANews October 29 According to the report, citing an official Oracle press release, Oracle announced its long-term financial targets at its Investor Day in Las Vegas: it expects 2028 to achieve positive free cash flow in the second half of the fiscal year, 2029 fiscal-year free cash flow of at least 30000000000 USD, and achieve self-funded growth starting in 2029 fiscal year; 2030 fiscal-year total revenue target of more than 225000000000 USD, representing a compound annual growth rate of more than 2026 compared with fiscal year 35%, non-GAAP operating margin of more than 40%, and non-GAAP earnings per share of more than 21 USD. Oracle also said that by fiscal year 2030 additional financing would be limited to 20000000000 USD(with equity and debt each accounting for 10000000000 USD, excluding refinancing of existing debt). Bloomberg reported that investors had generally expected Oracle’s 2029 fiscal-year free cash flow to remain negative; after the announcement, Oracle’s share price at one point rose 9.60...
Key points
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Oracle expects 2028 to achieve positive free cash flow in the second half of the fiscal year.
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Oracle expects 2029 fiscal-year free cash flow of at least 30000000000 USD, and 2029 to achieve self-funded growth starting in fiscal year.
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Oracle set a 2030 fiscal-year total revenue target of more than 225000000000 USD.
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Oracle said that its 2030 fiscal-year non-GAAP operating margin would exceed 40%, and non-GAAP earnings per share would exceed 21 USD。
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Oracle said that by fiscal year 2030 additional financing would be limited to 20000000000 USD, with equity and debt each accounting for 10000000000 USD, excluding refinancing of existing debt.
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Reports indicated that after the announcement, Oracle’s share price at one point rose 9.60%。
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Oracle released financial targets for the coming years, including free cash flow, revenue, margin, earnings per share, and financing amounts. The report also said that its share price at one point rose after the relevant announcement 9.60%。
Why it matters to readers
These targets concern Oracle’s future cash-generation capacity, revenue growth, profitability, and financing needs, and may influence the market’s assessment of the company.
Free cash flow is the cash available after deducting necessary capital expenditures from cash generated by a company’s operating activities; non-GAAP metrics are financial metrics adjusted by a company according to specific criteria.
Risks and unknowns
The information comes from a paraphrase of Oracle’s official press release and Bloomberg’s report; the full text of the official press release was not provided.
The original headline and the content at the end of the body are incomplete, and independent market data on the share-price movement was not provided.
The above financial targets are targets that the company expects or has set; actual results may differ.
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