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Oracle (ORCL) EBITDA history

Oracle's ebitda was $28.2 billion for the fiscal year ended May 2026, up 31.0% from $21.5 billion a year earlier. In fiscal 2012 it was $14.2 billion. In the most recent quarter (ended August 2026) ebitda was $9.9 billion, +75.6% from the same quarter a year earlier.

Fiscal yearEBITDAChange
2026$28.2 billion+31.0%
2025$21.5 billion+16.6%
2024$18.5 billion+18.3%
2023$15.6 billion+21.1%
2022$12.9 billion-23.0%
2021$16.8 billion+9.6%
2020$15.3 billion+3.5%
2019$14.8 billion+2.3%
2018$14.4 billion+3.7%
2017$13.9 billion+3.3%
2016$13.5 billion-7.6%
2015$14.6 billion-5.1%
2014$15.4 billion+0.9%
2013$15.2 billion+7.3%
2012$14.2 billion

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Source: SEC filings (10-K and 10-Q). Quarterly and trailing 12-month charts are in the interactive chart above.

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