Return on Equity (ROE) Summary

Oracle's ROE measures the return generated on shareholders' equity:

• Annual: 120.26%
• Quarterly: 25.99%
• TTM: 146.49%

What is Return on Equity (ROE)?

Return on Equity measures a company's ability to generate profits from its shareholders' equity. It indicates how effectively the management is using the company’s assets to create profits. A higher ROE generally reflects well on the company’s management and its ability to generate profits without needing as much capital.

Related Metrics

Other important metrics to assess Oracle's profitability include:

• ROIC (Return on Invested Capital) - measures how effectively the company uses its invested capital to generate profits:
  • Annual: 14.82%
  • Quarterly: 3.85%
  • TTM: 14.86%
• ROA (Return on Assets) - measures the return generated on the company's assets:
  • Annual: 7.42%
  • Quarterly: 2.03%
  • TTM: 7.61%
• Profit Margin - indicates the profitability of the company relative to its revenue:
  • Annual: 19.76%
  • Quarterly: 22.01%
  • TTM: 20.40%

These metrics provide insights into Oracle's profitability and efficiency in using its capital and assets to generate returns. Comparing these ratios with industry benchmarks can offer a deeper understanding of the company's performance.

Oracle Historical ROE

Historical ROIC

Historical ROA