Where Will Oracle Stock Be in 1 Year?
Wall Street expects Oracle to make a solid comeback on the stock market over the coming year.
Over the past year, Oracle's stock has lost 54% of its value due to worries about the company's mounting debt for AI data center construction. However, investors forecast a significant rebound in Oracle's stock over the next year. Wall Street expects Oracle's stock to rise by 84% from its current level, with 80% of analysts rating it as a buy.
Oracle's strong backlog of $664 billion and remaining performance obligation (RPO) are driving excitement about the company's future growth. Cloud infrastructure revenue for fiscal Q1 increased by 121%, surpassing the 93% year-over-year growth in the previous quarter. Oracle anticipates a 34% revenue increase in fiscal 2027, expecting at least $90 billion in revenue.
Analysts project a 46% revenue growth in fiscal 2028, reaching $131.8 billion. At its current low valuation of 5 times sales, Oracle could potentially reach a market cap of $923 billion, which is 133% higher than its current valuation. This suggests that Oracle's stock is expected to experience substantial gains in the near future, making it an attractive investment choice.
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