# Oracle Stock Q3 2026: OCI Up 121%, a $664bn Backlog and $28.5bn of Quarterly Capex > Oracle stock Q3 2026: fiscal Q1 revenue up 30% to $19.3bn, OCI up 121%, a $664bn backlog, $28.5bn of capex and negative free cash flow. ORCL risks. Agent brief for this QSI Labs research article. Prefer this file for quick facts; use the HTML page for the full human layout, or article.md for the full text. ## Facts - Ticker: ORCL - QSILabs fair value: $76.97 USD - Price: $130.67 (as of 2026-10-30) - As of: fiscal Q1 FY2027 results (quarter ended 2026-08-31); price as of 2026-10-30 close - Published: 2026-11-02 - Updated: 2026-11-02 - Author: QSI Labs Research - Canonical: https://www.quantitativesuperintelligencelabs.com/research/oracle-stock-q3-2026-earnings-oci-rpo-capex/ ## Short answer Oracle stock Q3 2026 coverage means Oracle's fiscal first quarter of 2027, the three months to 31 August 2026. Revenue rose 30% to $19.3bn, cloud infrastructure (OCI) revenue rose 121% to $7.4bn and remaining performance obligations, the contracted backlog, reached $664bn. The cost is visible in the cash flow statement: capital spending of $28.5bn in a single quarter left free cash flow at minus $5.4bn, and Oracle sold $20bn of new shares to help pay for it. Our discounted cash flow model puts Oracle at $76.97 a share, against a $130.67 close on 30 October 2026. The growth is real and contracted; the question is how much cash it produces, and when. ## Key takeaways - Revenue up 30%. Fiscal Q1 FY2027 total revenue was $19,345m, up from $14,926m. Cloud revenue rose 62% to $11,607m and is now 60% of the total. - OCI more than doubled. Cloud infrastructure revenue rose 121% to $7,388m, from $3,347m a year earlier. Cloud applications rose 10% to $4,219m; software revenue fell 3% to $5,550m. - Earnings up 55%. GAAP operating income rose 57% to $6,728m, a 34.8% margin. Diluted EPS was $1.56, up from $1.01; non-GAAP EPS was $1.92, up 30%. - A $664bn backlog. Remaining performance obligations rose $209bn in a year. Oracle expects to recognise about 13% (roughly $86bn) in the next 12 months and 37% in months 13 to 36. - Capex of $28.5bn. Capital spending more than tripled from $8.5bn. Operating cash flow was a record $23.1bn, helped by $11.4bn of customer prepayments, so free cash flow was minus $5.4bn. - More capital raised. Oracle sold $20bn of stock through its at-the-market programme in the quarter and on 2 November 2026 launched $10bn of senior notes and $10bn of common stock. - Our value: $76.97 a share, up $0.11 from $76.85, and about 41% below the $130.67 close on 30 October. A two-stage cross-check gives $77.21; analysts' average target is $234. ## Full versions - [HTML](https://www.quantitativesuperintelligencelabs.com/research/oracle-stock-q3-2026-earnings-oci-rpo-capex/) - [Markdown](https://www.quantitativesuperintelligencelabs.com/research/oracle-stock-q3-2026-earnings-oci-rpo-capex/article.md) - [PDF](https://www.quantitativesuperintelligencelabs.com/research/oracle-stock-q3-2026-earnings-oci-rpo-capex/oracle-stock-q3-2026-earnings-oci-rpo-capex.pdf) - [This agent brief](https://www.quantitativesuperintelligencelabs.com/research/oracle-stock-q3-2026-earnings-oci-rpo-capex/llms.txt) Publisher: QSI Labs (Quantitative Super Intelligence Labs) Site index: https://www.quantitativesuperintelligencelabs.com/llms.txt