Oracle Says Larry Ellison Cancels 10b5-1 Plan To Sell Oracle Stock
Oracle's co-founder Larry Ellison has canceled his 10b5-1 plan to sell Oracle shares, according to the company. This plan, designed to sell shares at predetermined times, has been terminated.
How this was made
The 30-second read
Why it matters
The news removes anticipated supply, which could slightly buoy the stock.
Market read
A primary corporate action affecting Oracle's insider selling dynamics.
What to watch
Potential upcoming earnings or strategic announcements could still drive share movement.
Background
A 10b5-1 plan allows insiders to pre‑schedule stock sales. Cancellation indicates the plan will not be executed.
Ticker impact
Larry Ellison cancelled his 10b5-1 plan to sell Oracle shares, a new insider‑selling disclosure.
Potential modest upside as market digests reduced supply.
No immediate sale, but the removal of a planned sell order can be viewed favorably by investors.
Market effects
Minimal impact on the broader software sector.
U.S. market only.
Limited to Oracle investors.
Counterpoint
The cancellation may be a tactical move ahead of a future sell, not a confidence signal.
Key entities
- IndividualLarry Ellison
Co‑founder and CTO of Oracle, holder of a 10b5-1 sell plan.
- CompanyOracle Corporation
Enterprise software and cloud services provider.


