The stock price of Oracle Japan rose as high as 9.8%, the biggest increase since March 2025. Earlier, the Japanese software company announced a 23% increase in non-consolidated operating profit in the first quarter, and cloud service revenue performance was strong. Satoru Kikuchi, an analyst at SMBC Nikko Securities, wrote in the research report that the performance was steady, and the growth momentum came not only from cloud service revenue, but also from new software license sales revenue and reduced labor costs. As companies such as NTT DATA and Fujitsu begin providing Alloy data center services based on Oracle Cloud infrastructure, Oracle's revenue “is expected to continue to grow.”

The stock price of Oracle Japan rose as high as 9.8%, the biggest increase since March 2025. Earlier, the Japanese software company announced a 23% increase in non-consolidated operating profit in the first quarter, and cloud service revenue performance was strong. Satoru Kikuchi, an analyst at SMBC Nikko Securities, wrote in the research report that the performance was steady, and the growth momentum came not only from cloud service revenue, but also from new software license sales revenue and reduced labor costs. As companies such as NTT DATA and Fujitsu begin providing Alloy data center services based on Oracle Cloud infrastructure, Oracle's revenue “is expected to continue to grow.”