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ORACLE FISCAL CALENDAR

Oracle's year ends May 31.

Oracle's sales teams work to quarterly and annual targets. Where a deal falls against those dates shapes the conversation.

May 31Fiscal year end
Aug 31Q1 ends
Nov 30Q2 ends
End of FebQ3 ends

Presented by the Deal IQ Oracle practice  ·  Updated September 2026

The calendar

  1. Q1

    June 1 to August 31

    The new fiscal year begins with fresh targets.

  2. Q2

    September 1 to November 30

    The first half closes at the end of November.

  3. Q3

    December 1 to the end of February

    Planning for the final quarter starts here.

  4. Q4

    March 1 to May 31

    Oracle closes its year. This is the quarter with the most riding on it for the sales organization.

What it means for a deal

Timing matters, but it is not automatic. What changes the outcome is how the deal is prepared and negotiated in the time available.

Where Deal IQ comes in

This page covers what has changed and where the cost sits. Turning that into a better price on your contract is the negotiation itself. Deal IQ has run 190+ Oracle negotiations covering $1.2B+ in contract value, with a network of 350+ former vendor sales, pricing and deal desk leaders that includes people who sold Oracle, and an Oracle licensing practice for audits and optimization. We negotiate directly with Oracle or behind the scenes with your team, and our fee comes from the savings.

Frequently asked questions

When is Oracle's fiscal year end?

May 31. Oracle's fiscal year runs from June 1 to May 31.

When do Oracle's fiscal quarters end?

August 31, November 30, the end of February and May 31.

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