By Khadija Saeed
Publication Date: 2025-12-29 22:34:00
NEW YORK, December 29, 2025, 4:43 p.m. ET – After-hours
- Oracle shares fell 1.3% late Monday as an SEC filing showed a planned sale by an Oracle executive.
- The stock underperformed several major software rivals amid weak year-end trading.
- Investors remain focused on Oracle’s AI-related spending plans and its next earnings update.
Oracle shares fell 1.3% to $195.38 in after-hours trading Monday after an SEC filing showed an Oracle executive filed to sell a block of shares. SEK+1
The disclosure is important as trading was light through year-end, as incremental inflows can cause large-cap software names to falter. Additionally, attention remains focused on insider activity as investors debate how quickly Oracle’s cloud growth can translate into cash generation.
Oracle has positioned its cloud business as a provider of computing capacity for artificial intelligence workloads, but that push requires large capital expenditures—spending on data centers and equipment—that…