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AI Agent Studio

Oracle · 4× · zuletzt 21. Juli 2026

Momentum

Oracle AI Agent Studio ist eine in Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications integrierte Design-Time-Umgebung, mit der Kunden und Partner KI-Agenten und Agenten-Teams erstellen, konfigurieren, testen, bereitstellen und verwalten können. Die Plattform bietet nativen Zugriff auf APIs, Datenmodelle, Sicherheitsrollen und Geschäftslogik von Fusion Applications sowie vorgefertigte Agenten-Vorlagen, Multi-Agenten-Workflows und seit 2026 einen zusätzlichen "Agentic Applications Builder". Sie wird ohne Zusatzkosten mit dem Fusion-Cloud-Abo bereitgestellt, unterstützt mehrere LLM-Anbieter (u.a. OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, xAI, Cohere) und integriert externe Tools über das Model Context Protocol (MCP).

Momentum-Verlauf

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Features

Autonomie-Grad	Autonome, ereignis-/zeitplan-/e-mail-getriggerte Ausführung sowie Multi-Agenten-Workflows mit Mensch-Checkpoints und Freigaben
Kanäle	Chat/Ask Oracle, E-Mail, Microsoft Teams; geplant: WhatsApp, SMS, Telefonie
Lizenz	Proprietär, Bestandteil des Oracle Fusion SaaS Cloud-Abos; für benutzerdefinierte Agenten ggf. separates Custom-AI-Agent-Abo nötig
Modalitäten	Multimodale Erweiterungen: Q&A über hochgeladene Bilder/Dokumente im Chat und semantische Suche über Nicht-Text-Inhalte
Plattform	Nativ integriert in Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications (SaaS), Zugriff über Navigator > Tools > AI Agent Studio
Preis	Kostenlos im Fusion-Cloud-Abo enthalten; Basis-LLM (GPT-OSS) inklusive 20.000 AI Units/Monat ohne Zusatzkosten, darüber hinaus kostenpflichtig (SKU B112536)
Release-Datum	20. März 2025 (Erstankündigung); Erweiterungen Okt. 2025 und März 2026
Tool-/MCP-Integrationen	MCP-Unterstützung zur Anbindung externer Daten/Tools; Tools u.a. Business Object, Document, Email, Calculator, Deep Link, External REST

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Unternehmens-Analyse: Oracle

Stand 17.10.2026

HOLDSynthszr Vote

Oracle’s fundamentals show strong cloud-led growth and unusually large contracted backlog (FY2026 revenue $67.4B; cloud revenue $34.0B; RPO $638B at FY2026 year-end and $664B as of Aug 31, 2026). (oracle.com) However, the near-term investment profile is dominated by very high capex and negative free cash flow (FY2026 FCF -$23.7B; Q1 FY2027 FCF -$5.4B), alongside demonstrated reliance on equity issuance (Q1 FY2027 ATM net proceeds $19.9B). (oracle.com) With trailing P/E ~20.1x, the risk/reward is balanced until investors see clearer evidence of (a) sustained revenue recognition against RPO and (b) improving FCF trajectory as capacity ramps. (streetinsider.com)

Zusammenfassung

Oracle (ORCL) is a global enterprise software and cloud services provider with a business model built on (1) mission‑critical database and middleware software, (2) SaaS applications (notably Fusion ERP and NetSuite), and (3) Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) for IaaS and AI compute. Its core competency remains high‑reliability data management and enterprise workloads, increasingly monetized through subscription and consumption-based cloud contracts. Market position has shifted materially toward cloud: FY2026 revenue rose 17% to $67.4B, with cloud revenue up 39% to $34.0B, indicating accelerating mix shift toward recurring/consumption revenue. (oracle.com) Oracle’s competitive advantages are (a) entrenched database footprint, (b) integrated stack (database + apps + infrastructure), and (c) multi-cloud distribution for Oracle Database services with hyperscalers, which management has highlighted as a fast-growing channel. (investor.oracle.com) Recent months’ key developments (within the last ~90 days) center on FY2026 results and FY2027 guidance, plus the latest disclosed backlog and funding/capex profile. Oracle reported record FY2026 operating cash flow of $32.0B (+54% YoY) but free cash flow (FCF) of -$23.7B due to heavy OCI capacity investment. (oracle.com) Management also disclosed very large Remaining Performance Obligations (RPO) of $638B at FY2026 year-end, up 363% YoY, with commentary that portions of large AI contracts include customer-prepaid or customer-supplied GPUs (reported as $75B of prepaid/customer-supplied hardware portions), reducing Oracle’s required capital. (oracle.com) In the subsequent quarter (fiscal Q1 FY2027, ended Aug 31, 2026), Oracle disclosed RPO of $664B and provided a schedule for expected revenue recognition timing (13% within 12 months; 37% months 13–36; 34% months 37–60; remainder thereafter). (streetinsider.com) The same filing shows the scale of investment: Q1 FY2027 operating cash flow of $23.1B versus capex of $28.5B (FCF -$5.4B), alongside $19.9B net proceeds from an at‑the‑market equity program. (streetinsider.com) Valuation/metrics (EUR context): ORCL last trade (Oct 16, 2026) was $128.23; using ECB EUR/USD 1.1253 (Oct 16, 2026), this is ~€113.95 per share. (ecb.europa.eu) Trailing P/E is ~20.1x (TTM EPS $6.38). Near-term outlook is defined by (1) management’s FY2027 revenue guidance of $90B and non‑GAAP EPS guidance of $8.05, and (2) execution risk around converting RPO into revenue while managing capex intensity and funding (debt/equity) needs. (oracle.com)

Key Takeaways

Cloud is now the primary growth engine: FY2026 cloud revenue grew 39% to $34.0B, driving total FY2026 revenue +17% to $67.4B. (oracle.com)
Backlog is exceptionally large: RPO was $638B at FY2026 year-end and $664B as of Aug 31, 2026, with disclosed timing of expected recognition (13% within 12 months). (oracle.com)
Cash generation is strong at the operating line but FCF is currently negative due to infrastructure build: FY2026 operating cash flow was $32.0B while FY2026 FCF was -$23.7B. (oracle.com)
Capex and funding strategy are central to the equity story: Q1 FY2027 capex was $28.5B and Oracle raised $19.9B via ATM equity in that quarter, indicating continued reliance on external financing while scaling OCI. (streetinsider.com)
Valuation is not “low” on trailing earnings given capex intensity: trailing P/E is ~20.1x (TTM EPS $6.38), so the investment case depends on delivery versus FY2027 guidance ($90B revenue; $8.05 non‑GAAP EPS). (oracle.com)

Action-Ideen

BUY

Data-driven upside case is tied to management’s FY2027 targets and backlog conversion. Oracle guided FY2027 revenue to $90B and raised non‑GAAP EPS guidance to $8.05, while reporting RPO of $638B at FY2026 year-end and $664B as of Aug 31, 2026. If OCI capacity additions translate into sustained cloud revenue growth and operating leverage (as implied by FY2026 non‑GAAP operating income $28.9B, +16%), the equity can re-rate on forward earnings power rather than trailing FCF. Current trailing P/E is ~20.1x, which can be attractive if EPS growth materializes as guided.

Horizont: 12 Mon.

HOLD

Base-case positioning for investors already holding shares: Oracle’s operating performance and backlog are strong, but the near-term equity outcome is highly sensitive to capex intensity and funding. FY2026 operating cash flow was $32.0B (+54%), yet FCF was -$23.7B, and Q1 FY2027 capex ($28.5B) exceeded operating cash flow ($23.1B). Maintaining exposure while monitoring quarterly capex, customer prepayments, and revenue recognition against RPO is a disciplined approach until FCF trajectory improves.

Horizont: 6 Mon.

SELL

Risk-control action for investors with low tolerance for financing and cash-flow volatility: despite strong reported growth and backlog, Oracle’s current investment phase is characterized by negative FCF (FY2026 -$23.7B; Q1 FY2027 -$5.4B) and explicit reliance on capital markets (e.g., $19.9B ATM equity proceeds in Q1 FY2027). If an investor’s mandate prioritizes self-funded growth and near-term cash returns, reducing exposure can be justified until capex-to-cash-flow normalizes.

Horizont: 3 Mon.

Contrarian Insights

• RPO headline strength may overstate near-term revenue visibility: Oracle disclosed that only ~13% of the $664B RPO is expected to be recognized as revenue over the next 12 months, with a large portion pushed into months 13–60 and beyond. This implies that near-term P&L outcomes still depend on deployment timing and consumption, not just contract signing. (streetinsider.com)
• The market focus on AI backlog can underweight the financing structure: Q1 FY2027 shows operating cash flow of $23.1B alongside capex of $28.5B and $19.9B of ATM equity proceeds. This indicates that, in the current phase, reported growth is paired with material external funding needs, which can affect per-share outcomes even if revenue grows. (streetinsider.com)