ORACLE CORPORATION

The company-information card for Oracle Corporation lists one disclosed shareholder, Vanguard Group Inc, recorded as holding ordinary shares with a stated interest of about 20.4%. Because Oracle Corporation is a widely held, New York Stock Exchange-listed company, its shareholder base is disclosed only through periodic SEC beneficial-ownership filings rather than a complete shareholder register, so a single-holder snapshot reflects one reporting investor rather than Oracle Corporation’s full ownership base.

Vanguard Group Inc, a passive institutional asset manager, is a long-standing large shareholder of Oracle Corporation and has disclosed beneficial ownership of Oracle Corporation common stock at just over 5% of the class in Schedule 13G filings with the SEC, with the exact reported percentage varying slightly between filing dates as Vanguard’s fund holdings change. This is materially lower than the 20.4% figure shown on the company card, so that figure should be treated with caution pending confirmation against a current SEC filing.

Ultimate beneficial ownership: Oracle Corporation’s co-founder, Lawrence J. Ellison, is disclosed as the company’s principal beneficial owner. According to Oracle Corporation’s definitive proxy statement filed with the SEC in September 2025 (record date September 19, 2025), Mr. Ellison beneficially owned approximately 1.16 billion shares of common stock, equal to roughly 40.6% of the class. The same proxy statement disclosed that approximately 346 million of those shares were pledged as collateral securing personal lines of credit. A beneficial ownership stake of this size exceeds commonly used ultimate-beneficial-owner thresholds, including the widely applied 25% threshold, making Mr. Ellison Oracle Corporation’s disclosed ultimate beneficial owner as of that filing date.

Data availability: Oracle Corporation’s shareholder disclosure is best described as major shareholders only. SEC rules require public disclosure of beneficial owners of five percent or more of a registered class, through Schedule 13D or 13G filings, and of director and officer holdings through the annual proxy statement, but they do not require disclosure of Oracle Corporation’s complete shareholder register, most of which is held in street name through brokers and custodians.

Sources: Oracle Corporation definitive proxy statement (Schedule 14A), filed with the SEC on or about September 26, 2025, record date September 19, 2025, sec.gov; SEC Schedule 13G filings by Vanguard Group Inc relating to Oracle Corporation common stock, sec.gov; retrieval date September 2026.

The company-information card for Oracle Corporation lists five officers, all shown with active status and no recorded resignation or termination dates: Ken Bond (Senior Vice President of Investor Relations), Safra A. Catz (Executive Vice Chair), Jeffrey O. Henley (Vice Chairman of the Board), Simon de Montfort Walker (Senior Vice President and General Manager, Oracle Food and Beverage), and Joyce Westerdahl (Executive Vice President, Human Resources). No appointment dates are recorded in the underlying data for any of the five.

Checking these records against Oracle Corporation’s own investor-relations materials and recent official communications confirms that Ken Bond continued to serve as Senior Vice President of Investor Relations in Oracle Corporation’s quarterly earnings releases into 2026, and that Joyce Westerdahl continued to serve as Executive Vice President of Human Resources. Jeffrey O. Henley continues to hold a vice-chair role on Oracle Corporation’s board. Simon de Montfort Walker’s title has evolved since the Food and Beverage role recorded on the card; more recent Oracle Corporation materials describe a broader industry-applications leadership role for him, so his precise current title could not be confirmed with certainty from the sources reviewed.

Recent officer changes: On September 22, 2025, Oracle Corporation announced that Safra A. Catz moved from Chief Executive Officer, a role she had held since 2014, to the newly created position of Executive Vice Chair of the Board of Directors, the title already reflected on the company card. At the same time, Clayton M. Magouyrk and Michael D. Sicilia were promoted to serve jointly as Chief Executive Officers, while Lawrence J. Ellison continues as Executive Chairman and Chief Technology Officer. Magouyrk, Sicilia and Ellison do not currently appear among the officer records shown on the company card.

Data availability: Nationality is not disclosed for any of Oracle Corporation’s officers in the registry or official sources reviewed, and it has not been inferred from any officer’s name, reported country, or correspondence address. The country field associated with each officer in the underlying data reflects an address used for corporate and administrative purposes rather than a confirmed nationality or country of residence.

Sources: Oracle Corporation official investor news release, Oracle Corporation Announces Promotion of Clay Magouyrk and Mike Sicilia to CEOs; Safra Catz Appointed Executive Vice Chair of the Board of Directors, investor.oracle.com, published September 22, 2025, retrieved September 2026; Oracle Corporation quarterly earnings press releases naming Ken Bond as Investor Relations contact, investor.oracle.com, 2025-2026, retrieved September 2026.

Oracle Corporation is an independent, publicly listed company and the ultimate parent of its own corporate group; it is not itself a subsidiary of another entity. The registry’s own corporate-linkage data lists 347 related entities beneath Oracle Corporation, spanning 67 countries, reflecting a group built up largely through acquisitions since the late 1990s. Ownership and voting percentages between the listed entities are not disclosed in the available data, so the structure should be read as a corporate-linkage map rather than a confirmed ownership-percentage table.

Two of the largest, independently verifiable relationships within that structure are Cerner Corporation, a United States healthcare-information-technology company that Oracle Corporation acquired for approximately 28.3 billion US dollars in an all-cash tender offer that completed on June 8, 2022, and NetSuite, Inc., a cloud business-management software provider that Oracle Corporation acquired for approximately 9.3 billion US dollars in a transaction that completed on November 7, 2016, according to Oracle Corporation’s own acquisition announcements. Other entities named in the structure, including Oracle International Corporation, Oracle America, Inc., Sun Microsystems-related entities, MICROS Systems, Inc. and Oracle Financial Services Software Limited, correspond to operating units and historical acquisitions publicly associated with Oracle Corporation, though their precise current standing and ownership percentage within the group were not separately confirmed for this profile.

Recent structural changes: The completion of the Cerner Corporation acquisition on June 8, 2022, for approximately 28.3 billion US dollars remains the largest and most recent major structural change independently verified for this profile.

Data availability: The corporate-structure information available for Oracle Corporation is best described as partial. It identifies a very large number of related entities and their reporting jurisdictions but does not disclose ownership or voting percentages for any of them, and it does not distinguish current holdings from historical or dissolved entities.

Sources: Oracle Corporation official acquisition announcements, Oracle Completes Acquisition of Cerner, oracle.com, published June 7-8, 2022; Oracle Completes Tender Offer for Acquisition of NetSuite, oracle.com, published November 2016; retrieved September 2026.