Oracle · revenue by segment
Oracle revenue by segment
How does Oracle make money?
Cloud and software: 86.9% of FY2026 revenue
Numbers, method and sources
Share = segment revenue ÷ total revenue of the same fiscal year (derived by Hollsteen). Only years in which the reported parts add up exactly to total revenue are shown; latest 6 of 11 such years. Sources: 10-K; each value names its filing.
FY2026 · revenue $67.4B · 10-K · filed Jun 22, 2026
- Cloud and software$58.5B 86.9%
- Services$5.7B 8.5%
- Hardware$3.1B 4.6%
FY2025 · revenue $57.4B · 10-K · filed Jun 18, 2025
- Cloud and software$49.2B 85.8%
- Services$5.2B 9.1%
- Hardware$2.9B 5.1%
FY2024 · revenue $53.0B · 10-K · filed Jun 20, 2024
- Cloud and software$44.5B 84.0%
- Services$5.4B 10.3%
- Hardware$3.1B 5.8%
FY2023 · revenue $50.0B · 10-K · filed Jun 20, 2023
- Cloud and software$41.1B 82.2%
- Services$5.6B 11.2%
- Hardware$3.3B 6.6%
FY2022 · revenue $42.4B · 10-K · filed Jun 21, 2022
- Cloud and software$36.1B 84.9%
- Services$3.2B 7.6%
- Hardware$3.2B 7.5%
FY2021 · revenue $40.5B · 10-K · filed Jun 21, 2021
- Cloud and software$34.1B 84.2%
- Hardware$3.4B 8.3%
- Services$3.0B 7.5%
SEC filings only (10-K, 20-F, 8-K Ex.99 earnings releases, S-1). Derived = calculated by Hollsteen from reported SEC values; no market data.
How has Oracle’s revenue mix changed?
Cloud and software: 78% → 87% of revenue (FY2016–FY2026)
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Numbers, method and sources
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Oracle revenue by segment, by fiscal year
Segment revenue and share of total revenue (derived); each value links to its filing. “8-K sum” = fiscal-year value derived as the sum of four quarterly earnings releases (8-K Ex.99), not taken from the 10-K. Latest 5 fiscal years, newest first.