Oracle $30B cloud deal sent shockwaves through Wall Street as the tech giant secured what appears to be the largest single cloud services contract in history. The massive Oracle $30B cloud deal, expected to generate over $30 billion annually starting in fiscal year 2028, has propelled Oracle stock forecast predictions higher while also reinforcing Oracle AI infrastructure growth and Oracle Cloud revenue expansion. Multiple analysts have now raised their Oracle price target 250 expectations following this unprecedented Oracle $30B cloud deal announcement.

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Oracle Stock Forecast Soars on $30B Cloud and AI Infrastructure

The Oracle $30B cloud deal was disclosed through a regulatory filing on Monday, though Oracle declined to name the customer behind the agreement. This single contract actually dwarfs Oracle’s entire current cloud infrastructure business, which generated $24.64 billion in fiscal 2025.

CEO Safra Catz had this to say about the company’s performance:

“Oracle is off to a strong start in FY26. Our MultiCloud database revenue continues to grow at over 100%, and we signed multiple large cloud services agreements including one that is expected to contribute more than $30 billion in annual revenue starting in FY28.”

Market Reaction Drives Oracle Stock Forecast Higher

Oracle shares jumped as much as 8.6% in Monday morning trading, reaching record highs at the time of writing. The Oracle stock forecast consensus among 33 analysts shows an average Oracle price target 250 range, with the highest target reaching $250. The Oracle AI infrastructure positioning has strengthened investor confidence significantly, and also boosted trading volumes.

Oracle Cloud Revenue Growth Accelerates

The Oracle cloud revenue expansion reflects growing demand for AI workloads right now. Oracle’s capital expenditures actually tripled from $7 billion to over $21 billion last year, supporting massive Oracle AI infrastructure investments including data centers housing $40 billion worth of Nvidia chips.

Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Anurag Rana stated:

“The deal announced Monday suggests Oracle will increase its cloud market share — and capital spending — in the coming years.”

Analysts Raise Oracle Price Target 250 Expectations

Multiple firms have increased their Oracle price target 250 forecasts in recent days. UBS raised its target to $250 from $225, while Guggenheim also set a $250 Oracle price target 250. The Oracle stock forecast remains bullish as the Oracle cloud revenue growth trajectory supports higher valuations going forward.

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The mystery customer behind the Oracle $30B cloud deal remains unidentified, though analysts speculate it could be OpenAI, given Oracle’s Stargate joint venture. This Oracle $30B cloud deal validates Oracle’s aggressive cloud strategy and also positions the company for substantial Oracle cloud revenue growth starting in fiscal 2028.