Oracle revealed that its AI data centers generate modest returns, confirming expectations about the profitability of bare-metal compute. Despite market skepticism reflected in a low forward P/E of 14x and concerns over heavy AI capital expenditures and low return on assets, Oracle's earnings per share growth potential is underappreciated. Regulatory or supply constraints could increase the value of existing data centers, while Oracle's strong software portfolio provides a margin advantage over competitors. Although debt levels are near peak, strong operating cash flows and customer prepayments ease balance sheet pressure, supporting the investment case despite recent share price declines.
Oracle's discussion about the value of AI data centers comes as its shares rise by 2.33% on Pluang, reaching USD 118.75 as of Nov 10, 2026 01:01 WIB. Despite recent price gains, the stock remains well below its 52-week high of USD 248.07. On Pluang, investors hold Oracle for an average of 76 days, with buying interest outweighing selling at 67% to 33%.
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