Oracle (ORCL) Earnings Date: When Q1 FY2027 Reports and What to Watch

Oracle (ORCL) has not yet announced the date of its Q1 FY2027 earnings report as of August 26, 2026. Oracle's established cadence puts Q1 results in the second week of September (last year: Tuesday, September 9, 2025), and the company confirms the exact date roughly one week ahead through a "Sets the Date" press release. On that cadence, the expected window is around September 8–9, 2026 US time. This article will be updated the day Oracle announces the date, and again with reported figures after the release.

When does Oracle report?

• Date: not yet announced. Expected around September 8–9 on the company's second-week-of-September convention — an expectation, not a confirmed date.
• Timing convention: release after the US market close with a same-day conference call and webcast (the Q4 FY2026 call was at 4:00 p.m. Central).
• Where to verify: Oracle's investor-relations site (investor.oracle.com) and newsroom (oracle.com/news).

The company's own Q1 FY2027 guidance (issued June 10, 2026)

Reported figures are read here against Oracle's own plan — this article does not carry analyst estimates:

• Total revenue: +27% to +29% in both USD and constant currency.
• Total cloud revenue: +58% to +64% in USD (+57% to +63% constant currency).
• Non-GAAP EPS: US$1.72–$1.76 in USD (+17% to +20%); $1.71–$1.75 constant currency.
• For full FY2027, Oracle confirmed its US$90 billion revenue guidance and raised non-GAAP EPS guidance to US$8.05 (+18% adjusted for FY2026's one-time investment gains from the Ampere sale and Bloom Energy warrants).

What the last quarter showed (Q4 FY2026, reported June 10)

• Revenue US$19.2 billion (+21%); cloud US$9.9 billion (+47%) — IaaS US$5.8 billion (+93%), SaaS US$4.1 billion (+10%).
• GAAP EPS US$1.45 (+21%); non-GAAP EPS US$2.11 (+24%) — US$2.03 (+20%) excluding one-time investment gains.
• FY2026: revenue US$67.4 billion (+17%); operating cash flow US$32.0 billion (+54%); free cash flow negative US$23.7 billion on AI-infrastructure investment.

What to watch

1. Remaining Performance Obligations. RPO ended FY2026 at US$638 billion (+363% yoy, +US$85 billion sequentially); Oracle says most of the recent growth is large AI contracts, with prepaid and customer-supplied hardware portions totaling US$75 billion. Whether the build-up continues is the headline question.
2. Cloud growth vs the +58–64% guidance, including the Multicloud AI Database Oracle called its fastest-growing business ever (+404% in Q4).
3. Funding discipline: ~US$40 billion planned for FY2027 (including the announced US$20 billion at-the-market equity program), with no additional debt expected in calendar 2026, against negative free cash flow.
4. Dividend: US$0.50 per quarter (most recently paid July 24, 2026).

FAQ

When is Oracle's Q1 FY2027 earnings date?

Not yet announced. Expected around September 8–9, 2026 on the company's cadence; this article updates the day Oracle confirms it.

What should the results be compared against?

Oracle's own guidance: revenue +27–29%, cloud +58–64% USD, non-GAAP EPS US$1.72–$1.76. Company figures only — no analyst consensus here.

Where are the primary sources?

Oracle's June 10, 2026 press release and the investor-relations site; every figure on this page comes from that release.

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