Oracle shares jump as long-term outlook targets $225 billion in revenue

What happened: Oracle shares rose 8.6% Wednesday after the company presented a long-term growth plan at its investor day, projecting annual revenue of at least $225 billion by fiscal 2030. Key numbers: Revenue at least $225 billion by fiscal 2030. Compound annual revenue growth above 35% from fiscal 2026 to fiscal 2030. Why it matters: The outlook gives investors a longer-term view of how Oracle expects to turn its expanding AI infrastructure business into sustained earnings and cash flow, while promising to rein in capital spending and limit additional financing needs. Market: +11.3% today ($145.29), -25.3% YTD, 2.7x vol — as of 20:17 UTC Coverage: 3 outlets in 24h

Oracle shares rose 8.6% Wednesday after the company presented a long-term growth plan at its investor day, projecting annual revenue of at least $225 billion by fiscal 2030.

The outlook gives investors a longer-term view of how Oracle expects to turn its expanding AI infrastructure business into sustained earnings and cash flow, while promising to rein in capital spending and limit additional financing needs. Market: +11.3% today ($145.29), -25.3% YTD, 2.7x vol — as of 20:17 UTC