Informatica expands AI-powered data management on Oracle Cloud

REDWOOD CITY, Calif. - Informatica Inc. (NYSE:INFA), a $7.59 billion market cap data management solutions provider with annual revenue of $1.66 billion, announced four new integrations for its AI-driven cloud data management solutions on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), expanding capabilities for enterprise customers seeking to manage data across hybrid environments. According to InvestingPro analysis, the company maintains impressive gross profit margins of over 80%, highlighting its operational efficiency in the enterprise software market.

The cloud data management provider is rolling out an agentic AI blueprint for OCI, which is now generally available. This framework includes pre-built connectors and a rich API layer designed to accelerate agent development on Oracle’s cloud platform. With a "GOOD" Financial Health Score from InvestingPro, Informatica demonstrates strong fundamentals to support its technological initiatives.

Informatica will also introduce Master Data Management (MDM) capabilities on OCI starting November 2025, initially available on Oracle Dedicated Region Cloud@Customer deployments. The MDM solution aims to provide unified data across business domains including customer, supplier, and product information.

Additionally, the company plans to release a Model Context Protocol server within its Intelligent Data Management Cloud platform in April 2026, designed to help AI agents access data management capabilities through the MCP protocol.

The fourth integration involves support for Informatica’s Intelligent Data Management Cloud on Oracle Dedicated Region, which is now generally available. This enables customers to run Informatica’s platform in private, sovereign environments that meet regulatory and data residency requirements.

"By bringing an agentic AI blueprint, native MDM on OCI, MCP interoperability, and sovereign-cloud deployments together, we’re giving Oracle customers a fast on-ramp to intelligent and high-quality trusted data for AI across practically any cloud environment," said Rik Tamm-Daniels, GVP of Ecosystems & Technology at Informatica.

David Hicks, group vice president of ISV Ecosystem at Oracle North America, noted that "customers are looking for trusted data platforms to unlock the full potential of AI."

Informatica, which serves approximately 5,000 customers globally including more than 80 Fortune 100 companies, made the announcement in a press release statement.

In other recent news, Informatica reported its second-quarter 2025 earnings, with total revenue reaching $407.3 million, marking a 1.7% year-over-year increase. The company’s subscription revenue grew by 9% to $287.0 million, aided by a $3.8 million positive impact from foreign exchange rates. Following these results, DA Davidson raised its price target for Informatica from $18 to $25, maintaining a Neutral rating. In another development, Guggenheim downgraded Informatica’s stock rating from Buy to Neutral. This downgrade was influenced by the announcement of Informatica’s pending acquisition by Salesforce. Guggenheim noted that the company’s quarterly results exceeded consensus expectations across all metrics. These recent developments reflect significant changes for Informatica in both its financial performance and strategic direction.

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