Following up a dismal Q3 earnings announcement, Oracle executives had some explaining to do on Wednesday after the bell. See also: Oracle's Q3 falls short, revenue misses mark; Hardware systems ...

Oracle Q3 FY2023 adjusted earnings per share (Non-GAAP EPS) is expected to be $1.22 per Trefis analysis, almost 2% above the consensus estimate of $1.20.

Oracle Q3 Earnings: 5 Things To Know. Oracle continues to assert that its technology beats that of cloud’s big three of Amazon Web Services, Microsoft and Google Cloud.

Oracle's fiscal third quarter misses on many fronts as revenue comes in way short of ... What we really saw was the lack of urgency we sometimes see in the sales force as Q3 deals fall into Q4.

Oracle Q3 FY2023 Earnings Press Release. That said, Oracle's stock buybacks have shrunk significantly in recent quarters. And considering Oracle's free cash flows and balance sheet status, ...

Oracle reported its fiscal Q3 results on Thursday, March 14. The company beat expectations on revenue and EPS, driven by traction in cloud. We note that excluding FX, the net growth for Oracle ...

Oracle's third-quarter revenue increased 7% year-over-year to $13.3 billion, which missed the consensus estimate of $13.306 billion, ... Oracle Q3 Earnings: Revenue Miss, ...

Oracle reported its non-GAAP earnings at $1.47 per share, missing consensus of $1.49 per share, and operating margins of 43.8%, below expectations of 43.4%, Walravens said.

Oracle on Wednesday said its third-quarter revenues were $5.45 billion, a 2 percent hike, but net income fell 1 percent to $1.3 billion. New software license revenues — a key indicator of ...

Oracle will report on Tuesday.) (This is an update to correct a previous version that said Oracle would report results on Thursday. Oracle Q3 results expected to be solid ...

Though its valuation has eased somewhat from its post-earnings highs, Oracle stock is still up about 5% since chairman and co-founder Larry Ellison and team shared fiscal 2016 Q3 financials on ...

Oracle Q3 Earnings Preview. Zacks Equity Research reports that Wall Street expects $12.39 billion in quarterly revenue, which would represent a 17.9 percent increase year over year.