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Ana · Answered
ORCL · Oracle Corp · 10-K FY2026
Is Oracle’s AI build-out eating its cash?
AnaReading the 10-K…Computing free cash flow…Comparing five years…Checking every figure…Read the 10-K · every figure checked
Yes, for now. Free cash flow fell to −$23.7B as capital spending reached $55.7B.
Revenue$67.4B+17.3% vs FY2025
Operating cash flow$32.0Bfrom $20.8B
Capital spending$55.7B2.6× FY2025
Free cash flow−$23.7Bfrom −$394M
Oracle generated $32.0B of operating cash in FY2026 but spent $55.7B on capital expenditure, up from $21.2B1. Two years ago it produced $11.8B of free cash flow.
The money is going into cloud capacity: Cloud Infrastructure revenue grew 76.9% to $18.1B2, and long-term debt rose to $122.3B from $85.3B3.
Ana's read · interpretation$40.0B is still construction in progress3, so most of this capacity isn’t earning yet. The test is whether cloud growth keeps pace once it comes online.
110-K FY2026Cash flow statement
210-K FY2026Revenue by product
310-K FY2026Balance sheet
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1 · Sources
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Apple's growth now comes from Services: up 13.5% to $109.2B, a quarter of revenue.1
Revenue$416.2B+6.4% YoY
Greater China$64.4B−3.8% YoY
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Capital spending $55.7B, up from $21.2B1
Gross margin 71.1%, down from 75.0%2
Intelligent Cloud $137.8B, up 29.6%3
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Microsoft's AI spending pays back.
Bob · opinion, labelledPro
↑ Intelligent Cloud rose 29.6% to $137.8B1
↓ Capex jumped to $115.9B from $64.6B2
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$55.7B
capital spending in FY2026, up from $21.2B
10-K FY2026 · Cash flow statementOpen Oracle's 10-K filings on SEC.gov ↗$137.8B
Intelligent Cloud revenue in FY2026, up 29.6%
10-K FY2026 · Segment noteOpen Microsoft's 10-K filings on SEC.gov ↗$193.7B
Data Center revenue in FY2026, 89.7% of the company
10-K FY2026 · Revenue by marketOpen NVIDIA's 10-K filings on SEC.gov ↗Why we built it
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| Features | Core | Pro | Enterprise |
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| Company dossiers (filings, financials, ownership) | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
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