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Oracle CEO Safra Catz’s Fortune Swells $412 Million as Oracle Hits Record High

By Shishta Dutta | Published at: Sep 11, 2025 05:56 PM IST

Oracle CEO Safra Catz’s Fortune Swells $412 Million as Oracle Hits Record High
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Mumbai, September 11, 2025: Chief executive officer (CEO) of Oracle, Safra Catz saw her wealth climb by $412 million after the company’s shares climbed a new highs this week. The Wednesday morning rally, triggered by Oracle’s robust quarterly results, helped her achieve a jump in her wealth, increasing her net worth by $412 million. 

Surge in Net Worth 

Oracle stock gained roughly around 40% after its quarterly results, taking Catz’s wealth to around $3.4 billion, up from $3 billion a day earlier. Oracle’s strength, expansion and performance in this segment of artificial intelligence and cloud computing services has really increased market confidence. Since taking charge of Oracle as CEO in 2019, Catz has managed to improve the company’s performance steadily with an 800% surge in stock value. 

Record Growth in Cloud Contracts 

The company reported a backlog of future revenues as $455 billion, which is contracted but unrecognised revenue. The booming demand from businesses for cloud computing services, especially for AI workloads are the key factor behind this performance numbers. Catz emphasised on new partnership agreements with technology giants such as OpenAI, Meta, Nvidia and AMD, which reinforce Oracle’s status as the most preferred AI infrastructure provider. 

Ellison’s Wealth Soars Further 

Oracle’s stock surge delivered an even bigger windfall to co-founder Larry Ellison, whose net worth jumped to $386.3 billion from $293 billion in a single day, cementing his rank as the world’s second richest person. The gain highlights how Oracle’s success directly fuels its leaders fortunes, given their deep equity stakes in the company. 

Market Reaction and AI Momentum 

Shares of Nvidia gained 4%, while Japan’s Advantest and Korea’s SK Hynix rose 3% and 5% as Oracle’s strong quarterly results boosted confidence across the tech supply chain. Analysts mentioned that the results surpassed forecasts and signaled an enduring AI cloud demand. Industry believe trillions flowing into AI infrastructure and Oracle’s rally positions it as a leader in this global buildout. Its record valuation highlights growing investor faith in its long-term AI strategy. 

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