Oracle generated $7.39 billion in fiscal Q1 2027 cloud-infrastructure revenue and booked over $30 billion in additional AI-cloud contracts.

FinancialJuice’s earnings summary for Oracle, identified by ticker ORCL, reported fiscal Q1 2027 cloud-infrastructure revenue of $7.39 billion, against an estimate of $7.19 billion. This is the infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) revenue line; the same summary labeled companywide revenue as adjusted revenue of $19.35 billion, versus an estimate of $19.13 billion.

Reported adjusted earnings per share were $1.92, compared with an estimate of $1.75. Adjusted operating income was $8.15 billion versus $7.81 billion estimated, while adjusted operating margin was 42% versus 40.8% estimated.

The software figures were $5.55 billion in revenue versus $5.67 billion estimated, including software-support revenue of $4.90 billion versus $4.88 billion estimated. Software-license revenue was $655 million, compared with an estimate of $718.8 million.

Separate messages reported more than $30 billion in additional AI-cloud contracts booked during Q1 and Oracle’s expectation of at least $90 billion in fiscal 2027 revenue. Contract bookings are distinct from recognized quarterly revenue, and the annual figure is guidance; no Oracle filing, contract delivery schedule, customer concentration, or associated capital expenditure is supplied.