Oracle Names Clay Magouyrk and Mike Sicilia as New CEOs Amid Succession Plans and Cloud Business Boom
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lunes, 22 de septiembre de 2025, 4:33 pm ET2 min de lectura
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Magouyrk, 39, and Sicilia, 54, will share the role of co-CEO, with Magouyrk receiving a stock package worth $250 million and Sicilia receiving one worth $100 million, as per a regulatory filing [1]. Magouyrk, who has been instrumental in leading Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) since 2020, will oversee the cloud infrastructure platform, while Sicilia, who joined Oracle through the acquisition of Primavera Systems, will manage the company's industry-specific applications and AI solutions [2].
The appointment reflects the growing importance of Oracle's cloud infrastructure business, which is expected to represent the majority of the company's revenue by 2028 [1]. Wall Street analysts have noted that Magouyrk's leadership has been a significant factor in the division's recent success [1].
The co-CEO model has been used by other companies, such as Salesforce Inc. and SAP SE, but with varying degrees of success. Oracle's approach, which divides oversight between Magouyrk and Sicilia, may help manage the large deliverables committed to by OCI [1].
Chairman Larry Ellison will continue to lead Oracle, bringing his vision and business acumen, while Safra Catz, the former CEO, will become Executive Vice Chair. Catz, who had been skeptical of the cloud infrastructure business initially, has played a crucial role in transforming Oracle into a leading cloud infrastructure company [3].
Douglas Kehring, executive vice president of operations, has been promoted to principal financial officer to succeed Catz. This move comes at a time when Oracle is spending vast sums on data center infrastructure, raising concerns about cost discipline and margins [1].
Oracle's stock has been performing well, with shares gaining 6.3% to $328.15 at the close on Monday, and a 97% year-to-date increase [1]. The company reaffirmed its financial guidance, expecting booked revenue at its Oracle Cloud Infrastructure business to exceed half a trillion dollars [2].
The new co-CEOs will make their debut at Oracle AI World next month, alongside an analyst day. They have expressed confidence in their combined strengths in AI, cloud infrastructure, horizontal applications, and industry applications, which will enable Oracle to deliver the latest AI capabilities to its customers [3].
Oracle has promoted Clay Magouyrk and Mike Sicilia to dual CEOs following a stock market rally and acceleration in its cloud business. Magouyrk, 39, will receive a $250 million stock package, while Sicilia, 54, will receive a $100 million package. Magouyrk has led Oracle's cloud infrastructure business, which is expected to represent the majority of the company's revenue by 2028. The company's Chairman Larry Ellison will continue to lead Oracle and bring his vision and business acumen.
Oracle Corp. has made a significant leadership change by appointing Clay Magouyrk and Mike Sicilia as co-CEOs, following a surge in its cloud business and a notable stock market rally. This move comes after a period of accelerated succession plans, initially set to elevate these executives to co-CEO roles in a year or two, but expedited due to recent positive developments [1].Magouyrk, 39, and Sicilia, 54, will share the role of co-CEO, with Magouyrk receiving a stock package worth $250 million and Sicilia receiving one worth $100 million, as per a regulatory filing [1]. Magouyrk, who has been instrumental in leading Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) since 2020, will oversee the cloud infrastructure platform, while Sicilia, who joined Oracle through the acquisition of Primavera Systems, will manage the company's industry-specific applications and AI solutions [2].
The appointment reflects the growing importance of Oracle's cloud infrastructure business, which is expected to represent the majority of the company's revenue by 2028 [1]. Wall Street analysts have noted that Magouyrk's leadership has been a significant factor in the division's recent success [1].
The co-CEO model has been used by other companies, such as Salesforce Inc. and SAP SE, but with varying degrees of success. Oracle's approach, which divides oversight between Magouyrk and Sicilia, may help manage the large deliverables committed to by OCI [1].
Chairman Larry Ellison will continue to lead Oracle, bringing his vision and business acumen, while Safra Catz, the former CEO, will become Executive Vice Chair. Catz, who had been skeptical of the cloud infrastructure business initially, has played a crucial role in transforming Oracle into a leading cloud infrastructure company [3].
Douglas Kehring, executive vice president of operations, has been promoted to principal financial officer to succeed Catz. This move comes at a time when Oracle is spending vast sums on data center infrastructure, raising concerns about cost discipline and margins [1].
Oracle's stock has been performing well, with shares gaining 6.3% to $328.15 at the close on Monday, and a 97% year-to-date increase [1]. The company reaffirmed its financial guidance, expecting booked revenue at its Oracle Cloud Infrastructure business to exceed half a trillion dollars [2].
The new co-CEOs will make their debut at Oracle AI World next month, alongside an analyst day. They have expressed confidence in their combined strengths in AI, cloud infrastructure, horizontal applications, and industry applications, which will enable Oracle to deliver the latest AI capabilities to its customers [3].

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