Oracle Corp’s Property, Plant, and Equipment Valuation Jumps to $17.06 Billion in 2023 from $9.72 Billion in 2022

Oracle Corp (NYSE: ORCL), the software and cloud computing giant, has seen a dramatic increase in the net value of its property, plant, and equipment assets from $9.72 billion in May 2022 to $17.06 billion in May 2023. This growth can be primarily attributed to a significant jump in construction costs for computer equipment to be built and deployed at the data centers.

The company’s consolidated balance sheets show a steady rise in investment in computer, network, machinery, and equipment, evident in the increase from $12.84 billion in May 2022 to $17.26 billion in May 2023. This expansion demonstrates Oracle’s commitment to investing in technology infrastructure to support the firm’s growth in the software and cloud computing sectors.

Oracle’s capital investments also extended to other components of property, plant, and equipment, including buildings, land, and furniture. Buildings and improvements, which had a net value of $4.73 billion in May 2022, grew to $5.88 billion in May 2023. Additionally, the value of land-owned rose from $1.17 billion in May 2022 to $1.24 billion in May 2023.

One of the key factors contributing to the significant growth in Oracle’s property, plant, and equipment valuation is the increase in construction costs for its data centers. The amount allocated to construction in progress reached $3.85 billion in May 2023, a significant increase from just $512 million in May 2022. Oracle’s substantial investment in its data centers highlights the company’s strategic emphasis on strengthening its cloud infrastructure in the face of intense competition in the industry.

Oracle’s investment in the development and acquisition of intangible assets, such as developed technology and cloud services, also saw a notable increase. The net book value of intangible assets rose from $10.45 billion in May 2022 to $20.03 billion in May 2023. This expansion demonstrates the firm’s focus on maintaining a competitive edge in the market through continuous technological innovation.

Oracle’s growth in property, plant, and equipment valuation signifies a key stage of the company’s strategy to enhance and expand its operations in the software and cloud computing sectors. This investment in technology infrastructure will bolster Oracle’s position in the industry, enabling the company to keep pace with competitors and maintain its status as a leader in innovation.

In conclusion, Oracle Corp’s steady growth in property, plant, and equipment valuation from $9.72 billion in 2022 to $17.06 billion in 2023 illustrates the company’s commitment to infrastructure expansion, as well as the strategic importance placed on data centers and technological innovation. As Oracle continues to invest in these areas, the company is well-positioned to maintain its industry leadership and capitalize on new opportunities in the software and cloud computing sectors.

Income Statement

Financials in millions USD. Fiscal year is June – May. source

Year 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 – 1992
0 Revenue 42440 40479 39068 39506 39383 37792 37047 38226 38275 37180 Upgrade
1 Revenue Growth (YoY) 4.84% 3.61% -1.11% 0.31% 4.21% 2.01% -3.08% -0.13% 2.95% 0.16% Upgrade
2 Cost of Revenue 8877 7855 7938 7995 8060 7452 7479 7532 7236 7379 Upgrade
3 Gross Profit 33563 32624 31130 31511 31323 30340 29568 30694 31039 29801 Upgrade
4 Selling, General & Admin 9364 8936 9275 9774 9715 9257 9039 8732 8605 8134 Upgrade
5 Research & Development 7219 6527 6067 6026 6084 6153 5787 5524 5151 4850 Upgrade
6 Other Operating Expenses 6054 1948 1892 2176 2260 2017 2138 2567 2524 2133 Upgrade
7 Operating Expenses 22637 17411 17234 17976 18059 17427 16964 16823 16280 15117 Upgrade
8 Operating Income 10926 15213 13896 13535 13264 12913 12604 13871 14759 14684 Upgrade
9 Interest Expense / Income 2755 2496 1995 2082 2025 1798 1467 1143 914 797 Upgrade
10 Other Expense / Income 522 -282 -162 -815 -1185 -565 -305 -106 141 -11 Upgrade
11 Pretax Income 7649 12999 12063 12268 12424 11680 11442 12834 13704 13898 Upgrade
12 Income Tax 932 -747 1928 1185 8837 2228 2541 2896 2749 2973 Upgrade
13 Net Income 6717 13746 10135 11083 3587 9452 8901 9938 10955 10925 Upgrade
14 Net Income Growth -51.13% 35.63% -8.55% 208.98% -62.05% 6.19% -10.43% -9.28% 0.27% 9.46% Upgrade
15 Shares Outstanding (Basic) 2700 2945 3211 3634 4121 4115 4221 4404 4528 4769 Upgrade
16 Shares Outstanding (Diluted) 2786 3022 3294 3732 4238 4217 4305 4503 4604 4844 Upgrade
17 Shares Change -7.81% -8.26% -11.74% -11.94% 0.50% -2.04% -4.40% -2.19% -4.95% -4.93% Upgrade
18 EPS (Basic) 2.49 4.67 3.16 3.05 0.87 2.30 2.11 2.26 2.42 2.29 Upgrade
19 EPS (Diluted) 2.41 4.55 3.08 2.97 0.85 2.24 2.07 2.21 2.38 2.26 Upgrade
20 EPS Growth -47.03% 47.73% 3.70% 249.41% -62.05% 8.21% -6.33% -7.14% 5.31% 15.31% Upgrade
21 Free Cash Flow Per Share 1.86 4.67 3.60 3.55 3.31 2.94 2.96 3.00 3.17 2.85 Upgrade
22 Dividend Per Share 1.280 1.040 0.960 0.810 0.760 0.640 0.600 0.510 0.480 0.300 Upgrade
23 Dividend Growth 23.08% 8.33% 18.52% 6.58% 18.75% 6.67% 17.65% 6.25% 60.00% 25.00% Upgrade
24 Gross Margin 79.08% 80.59% 79.68% 79.76% 79.53% 80.28% 79.81% 80.30% 81.09% 80.15% Upgrade
25 Operating Margin 25.74% 37.58% 35.57% 34.26% 33.68% 34.17% 34.02% 36.29% 38.56% 39.49% Upgrade
26 Profit Margin 15.83% 33.96% 25.94% 28.05% 9.11% 25.01% 24.03% 26.00% 28.62% 29.38% Upgrade
27 Free Cash Flow Margin 11.85% 33.97% 29.63% 32.63% 34.66% 32.03% 33.73% 34.50% 37.47% 36.51% Upgrade
28 Effective Tax Rate 12.18% -5.75% 15.98% 9.66% 71.13% 19.08% 22.21% 22.57% 20.06% 21.39% Upgrade
29 EBITDA 13526 18411 17026 17269 17234 15929 15418 16838 17526 17626 Upgrade
30 EBITDA Margin 31.87% 45.48% 43.58% 43.71% 43.76% 42.15% 41.62% 44.05% 45.79% 47.41% Upgrade
31 Depreciation & Amortization 3122 2916 2968 2919 2785 2451 2509 2861 2908 2931 Upgrade
32 EBIT 10404 15495 14058 14350 14449 13478 12909 13977 14618 14695 Upgrade
33 EBIT Margin 24.51% 38.28% 35.98% 36.32% 36.69% 35.66% 34.84% 36.56% 38.19% 39.52% Upgrade

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