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Agent Unboxed 05 | A $664 billion order book, yet negative cash flow: where did Oracle's money go?

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Agent Unboxed · Issue 05 | Every week we open up one official Longbridge Agent, and hand you the prompts that work best

Last week Oracle reported. Remaining performance obligations (RPO) hit $664 billion, and cloud infrastructure revenue grew 121% year on year.

Sounds like a money printer 💵

Yet in the same report, free cash flow was negative $5.4 billion — it spent $28.5 billion on equipment alone, more than the entire quarter's revenue.

Set the data-centre bill aside for a moment. Start with a more basic question: of every $100 that comes in, how does it actually get split up?

This issue unboxes Core Business Analysis: give it a ticker, and it turns every $100 of revenue into a bill — core businesses, costs and expenses, net profit — item by item.

🎁 Post a screenshot of your conversation with it in the comments — 288 Task Coins credited, plus a draw for an AI-exclusive Pro card worth 148 HKD! Rules at the end.


🧾 How the bill breaks down


🧾 Oracle's bill first

Tap to ask 👇

Oracle ORCL: how is every $100 of revenue split?

It lays the $19.3 billion out as 100 dollars:

Cloud and software's share climbed from 85.4% all the way to 88.7%. The slice squeezed out of hardware and services is the whole story of Oracle's "move to the cloud" over the past two years.


🔍 Two more companies, same bill

Same bill, different company — and sometimes a different view.

🍎 Apple: where does it all get sold?

Tap to ask 👇

Apple AAPL: how is every $100 of revenue split?

Of every $100 of revenue: Americas $41.8, Europe $26.9, with Japan and the rest of Asia Pacific splitting the remainder.

🤖 Meta: where does the money go?

Tap to ask 👇

Meta: how is every $100 of revenue split?

No suspense in Meta's "where the money comes from": advertising alone is roughly 99 of the 100.

As for "where the money goes", R&D is the biggest line, taking $28.5 of every $100.


📊 Three bills side by side

Three bills, three things to look at: where the money comes from, where it's sold, and where it's spent.


📍 Where to check the books

Open the Longbridge App and go to the AI chat tab

Open "Explore Agents" and find Core Business Analysis

On the web, jump straight in: Core Business Analysis

That's this issue's bill settled — see you next time~

👉 Missed the last one? Catch up here: Agent Unboxed 04 | From pricing rate cuts to pricing a hike — has the market flipped? Get an AI weather report before Friday's CPI


🎁 This issue's rewards

Share a screenshot of your conversation with Core Business Analysis in the comments

Rewards:

Every valid entry earns 288 Task Coins

One random winner drawn from valid entries gets an AI-exclusive Pro card worth 148 HKD (30 days)

Event period: from now until 19:00, 24 Sep 2026. Rewards distributed within 15 working days after the event ends.


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Nothing in this post constitutes investment advice. Longbridge reserves the right of final interpretation.

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