Company President sells 15,000 shares in insider sale

Mark Hura, the President of ORCL, recently divested 15,000 shares of the company on December 24, 2025, pocketing an estimated $2,953,314 from the transaction. The specifics of this insider sale were sourced from a recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This equated to approximately 6.0% of the shares that Hura holds in this particular class of ORCL stock, leaving him with a balance of 234,077 shares in this class of the company’s stock.

Over the prior six months, ORCL insiders have been actively trading the company’s stock on the open market, engaging in a total of 20 transactions. Notably, these trades predominantly consisted of sales, amounting to 19 out of the 20 activities, with only 1 stock purchase recorded within this period. These transactions offer a distinct look into the company’s internal movements, shedding light on the actions of key figures within ORCL.

Among the insiders making notable trades during this period are Michael D. Sicilia, ORCL’s President of Industries, who conducted 3 sales of 66,048 shares, generating an estimated $20,029,695. Additionally, Clayton M. Magouyrk, ORCL’s Chief Executive Officer, also participated in 3 sales of 71,241 shares, accumulating approximately $19,301,524 from these divestments. Other key figures include Jeffrey Berg, who executed 4 sales totaling 49,365 shares with an estimated value of $13,971,266, and Stuart Levey, ORCL’s EVP and Chief Legal Officer, who recently sold 19,758 shares for an estimated $5,927,400.

Moreover, Maria Smith, EVP and Chief Accounting Officer, underwent 3 sales transactions involving 20,000 shares, netting an estimated $5,133,019. Notable divestments also include William G. Parrett, who sold 11,500 shares for $3,519,000, and Naomi O. Seligman, who executed 3 sales transactions totaling 7,748 shares and generating an estimated $1,849,678. Rona Alison Fairhead, however, chose to acquire 480 shares for an estimated $112,257.

Tracking these insider transactions can provide valuable insights into the company’s internal workings, offering investors a glimpse into the sentiments and actions of those operating within the company. As investors navigate the dynamic landscape of the stock market, understanding insider activities can help in making informed decisions.

In addition to insider transactions, institutional investors have also been actively adjusting their positions in ORCL stock. Over the recent quarter, 1,839 institutional investors augmented their ORCL stock holdings, while 1,739 reduced their positions in the company. This strategic maneuvering highlights the fluidity of institutional investment decisions and can offer a broader perspective on market trends surrounding ORCL shares.