Fund Update: 422,508 ORACLE (ORCL) shares added to CANTILLON CAPITAL MANAGEMENT LLC portfolio - Quiver Quantitative
π Cantillon Capital Management added 422,508 shares of ORCL to its portfolio per a Q1 2026 SEC 13F filing.
π UBS Asset Management removed $6.99 billion worth of shares (-72.7%), while Capital Research Global Investors added $1.33 billion (+29.3%).
π° Oracle insiders sold stock six times in the last six months, including CEO Clayton Magouyerk selling 20,000 shares.
ποΈ Members of Congress traded ORCL eight times recently, with Representative Jared Moskowitz making three sales totaling up to $80,000.
π΅ The company received $1.299 billion in award payments over the last year, including major EHRM and government contract deployments.
π Seven Wall Street firms issued buy or overweight ratings on ORCL recently, with zero sell ratings recorded.
π― Analyst price targets range from $200 to $400, with a median target of $227.0 set by 28 analysts.
π Specific analyst targets include John Difucci at Guggenheim ($400) and Siti Panigrahi at Mizuho ($320).
- Cantillon Capital Management increased its position in ORCL, signaling continued institutional interest despite broader sector rotation.
- Capital Research Global Investors significantly added $1.33 billion to their ORCL holdings, representing a 29.3% increase in their position.
- BlackRock and Vanguard both increased their stakes, with BlackRock adding over $1.58 billion and Vanguard adding $1.14 billion.
- Wall Street consensus is bullish, with seven firms issuing buy or overweight ratings and zero firms issuing sell ratings recently.
- Analyst price targets show strong upside potential, with the highest target of $400 from Guggenheim exceeding the median of $227.
- Oracle insiders have been net sellers over the past six months, with zero purchases and six sales totaling significant value.
- UBS Asset Management drastically reduced its position by removing $6.99 billion worth of shares, a move of -72.7%.
- Arrowstreet Capital completely exited its position (-100.0%), removing $906 million from its portfolio.
- Capital World Investors significantly decreased their holdings by removing $1.02 billion (-76.7%) from their portfolio.