DBT Bureau
Pune, 24 Oct 2026
Oracle Financial Services Software Limited,a majority-owned subsidiary of Oracle, announced results for the quarter and half year ended September 30, 2026.according to its regulatory filing.
For the quarter ended September 30, 2026, on a consolidated basis as compared to the same period in Fiscal Year 2026:
- Revenue was Rs. 1,907 Crore, up 7%
- Operating income was Rs. 911 Crore, up 25%
- Net income was Rs. 702 Crore, up 29%
- Products business posted revenue of Rs. 1,716 Crore, up 6%
- Services business posted revenue of Rs. 191 Crore, up 15%
- Remaining Performance obligation was Rs. 7,211 Crore, up 14%
For the half year ended September 30, 2026, on a consolidated basis as compared to the same period in Fiscal Year 2026:
- Revenue was Rs. 5,032 Crore, up 38%
- Operating income was Rs. 2,772 Crore, up 77%
- Net income was Rs. 2,118 Crore, up 78%
- Products business posted revenue of Rs. 4,652 Crore, up 41%
- Services business posted revenue of Rs. 380 Crore, up 11%
“We have delivered another strong quarter, reinforcing the growth momentum witnessed at the beginning of the financial year,” said Avadhut Ketkar, managing director and chief executive officer, Oracle Financial Services Software. “The year-on-year growth of 7% in revenues, 25% in operating income, and 29% in net income demonstrates the strength of our business and our ability to deliver sustained financial performance. Our deep domain expertise, comprehensive portfolio of solutions, and advancements in AI-powered capabilities continue to position us strongly to address the evolving business needs of financial institutions worldwide. This performance provides a solid foundation as we enter the second half of the financial year.”
“Our operating and net margins remained healthy during the quarter, reflecting the quality of our financial performance and commitment to operational efficiency,” said Manish Bhandari, chief financial officer, Oracle Financial Services Software. “Our strong execution contributed to a net margin of 37% for the quarter, an increase of 6 percentage points yearon-year. Our operating parameters continue to be robust, reflecting our focus on financial discipline and operational excellence.”
Business Highlights
- A U.S.-based bank has expanded its investment by adding Oracle Extensibility Workbench to its existing suite of Oracle Banking products.
- A French bank has reinforced its technology collaboration with Oracle by signing a deal for Oracle Banking Digital Experience, Oracle Supply Chain Finance, Trade Finance, Oracle Banking Payments, and Oracle Corporate Lending.
- A leading Mexican bank has strengthened its longstanding technology collaboration with Oracle by signing a deal for Oracle Financial Services Financial Crime and Compliance Management.
- To enhance customer experience and support revenue growth, a leading bank based in the United Kingdom has further invested in various Oracle Banking solutions covering core banking, digital banking, payments, trade finance, treasury management, liquidity management, cash management, and virtual account management.
- A prominent U.S.-based financial services organization has extended its relationship with Oracle by signing an agreement for Oracle Funds Transfer Pricing and Oracle Profitability Management to modernize its analytics environment.
- To cater to their growth in business, an Italian bank has continued its investment in Oracle through an agreement for Oracle’s core banking application.
- A U.S.-based insurance services organization has continued its investment in Oracle Financial Services Analytical Applications to support its risk management initiatives.
- One of the premier nationalized banks in India has reaffirmed its confidence in Oracle by signing an agreement for Oracle Financial Services Analytical Applications for risk management, financial crime, and compliance management.
- A pan-European bank has signed an agreement with Oracle’s core banking application to support the modernization of its banking operations.
- A Philippines-headquartered bank has increased its investment in Oracle Banking applications for core banking, payments, originations, collections, and branch banking.
- A Bahrain-based bank has reaffirmed its confidence in Oracle by signing an agreement for Oracle Banking applications including core banking, originations, corporate lending, payments, treasury management, and collections.
- One of the largest banks in Myanmar has reaffirmed its confidence in Oracle by signing an agreement for Oracle’s digital banking platform.
- A commercial bank in Vietnam has continued its investment in Oracle Financial Services Analytical Applications to strengthen its risk management, financial crime, and compliance management capabilities.
- To implement Oracle’s corporate banking application suite, a Middle East-based regional financial institution has chosen to acquire trade finance, corporate lending, and credit applications.
- A Netherlands-headquartered asset finance company has selected Oracle Financial Services Analytical Applications to strengthen its risk management capabilities and assess its contract-level profitability.
- A popular Vietnamese bank has selected Oracle Financial Services Analytical Applications to support risk management, financial crime, and compliance management.
