Oracle Share Price (NYSE: ORCL)

It is very easy for Indian residents to invest directly in Oracle from India. Indian investors can open a free US stocks account on the INDmoney app. You can find live prices of the Oracle stock in both Indian Rupees (INR) and US Dollars (USD). Search for Oracle or ORCL on the INDmoney app and click on Buy or SIP. You can invest by choosing quantities of shares of Oracle or rupee/ dollar value or set up a fixed SIP amount to be invested every month or week.

For example: You can easily buy Rs.100 worth of Oracle shares which would translate to 0.004 fractional shares of Oracle as of today. Learn more about fractional investing.

Oracle's share price today stands at $250.10, Open. $250.00 ; Previous Close. $249.39 ; High. $250.88 ; Low. $247.90 ; 52 Week High. $260.87 ; 52 Week Low: $118.86

The stock opens at $250.00, after a previous close of $249.39. The stock reached a daily high of $250.88 and a low of $247.90, with a 52-week high of $260.87 and a 52-week low of $118.86.

You can buy Oracle stock starting ₹87.71 or $1 as on 11 Aug 2025​​ on the INDmoney app.

Indian investors can buy Oracle shares in fractions or a part of the whole stock value instead of the entire stock. In simple terms, you can even buy 0.1 or any fraction of Oracle stock units. 

Let us understand this better with an example. If you have $10 or ₹858.3 to invest, and the cost of Oracle stock is $165.69 or ₹14,216.2, you can still invest your $10 or ₹858.3 and get 10/165.69, that is 0.060 units of the Oracle stock in your account.

Another way to understand this is, if 1 Oracle stock costs $165.69 or ₹14,216.2, you can buy Oracle stock worth $250 or ₹21,457.5 which will give you 250/165.69 units which means you will get 1.50 Oracle shares.

An investor investing in US stocks from India not only benefits from stock or capital returns but also gets the benefit of dollar appreciation versus rupees.

If an Indian resident would have invested in Oracle from India, 5 years ago then the total returns (including dollar appreciation) from Oracle stocks would be 266%. The annualised return would be 33%. 

To understand this in simple terms, capital appreciation in the last 5 years from Oracle stocks would be 206.61%. 

On top of this, the investors will enjoy the gains from appreciation in dollar value versus rupees which would be 19.44%. The calculation is for the last 5 years.

Hence, investing in US stocks from the US will only give an investor capital gains, but an Indian investor will enjoy additional gains from dollar appreciation.

Oracle stock has given 266% returns in the last 5 years, whereas Salesforce stock has given 128% and Microsoft has given 221%. $100 invested in Oracle stock 5 years ago would have become $366 and $100 invested in Salesforce, Microsoft stocks would have become $228 and $321, respectively.
 

5 years returns of Oracle → 266% (Capital Appreciation 206.61% & Dollar Appreciation 19.44%)

5 years returns of Salesforce → 128% (Capital Appreciation 90.56% & Dollar Appreciation 19.44%)

5 years returns of Microsoft → 221% (Capital Appreciation 169.04% & Dollar Appreciation 19.44%)

$100 invested in Oracle stock vs Salesforce vs Microsoft stock 5 years ago:

Oracle has paid a total of $6.56 in dividends per share in the last 5 years which translates into ₹528.68. So if you had 10 Oracle shares you would have received ₹5,286.8 in dividends in India from your Oracle stocks.

Oracle declares dividends every quarter. The latest dividend amount Oracle paid each shareholder was $0.4 or 33.6 per share in October 2024. For investors holding shares in fractions the same amount was paid in proportion to the units of shares they hold. For example, if an investor has less than 1 unit ~ 0.12 units, they will still receive $0.048 or ₹4 in dividends.

Oracle has a deep presence in India with about 1 in every 4 of its 1.62 lakh employees working in India. The company serves over 20,000 Indian enterprises, like Indus Towers, Delloite India, IBM India, Infosys, etc. generating around $2.5 billion in domestic revenue.

Oracle has a significant presence in India with major offices in Bengaluru, Noida, Chennai, Pune, Mumbai, and Hyderabad, along with Gen 2 cloud regions in Mumbai and Hyderabad making India its largest R&D Centre outside the U.S.

Globally, Oracle ranks among the top-five IaaS cloud providers, with nearly 3% share of the infrastructure market and recognition as a 2025 IDC MarketScape leader in public cloud. It’s also at the heart of Donald Trump’s Project Stargate deal which is a $500B AI infrastructure initiative led alongside SoftBank and OpenAI. 

All this makes Oracle a stock worth noticing for Indians looking to invest in US Stocks that have a global presence and leadership in cloud, AI.