Salesforce Rises 0.54% on Earnings Momentum and Analyst Upgrades as $1.65B Trading Volume Secures 46th Market Activity Rank

On September 24, 2025, Salesforce (CRM) traded with a volume of $1.65 billion, ranking 46th in market activity. The stock rose 0.54% amid positive earnings momentum and analyst upgrades.

Wall Street analysts highlighted Salesforce’s outperformance in its fiscal second quarter of 2026, with revenue reaching $10.24 billion—9.77% year-over-year growth and $98.41 million above consensus. Earnings per share of $2.91 exceeded estimates by $0.13. The company’s remaining performance obligation (cRPO) increased 11% to $29.4 billion, signaling strong future revenue visibility. Analysts from CMB International Securities and Phillip Securities reiterated “Buy” ratings, setting price targets of $388 and $364, respectively, citing confidence in Salesforce’s AI-driven CRM solutions and growth trajectory.

Management emphasized Salesforce’s AI integration in its customer relationship management platform, which enhances sales, service, and operational efficiency. While the company faces competition in the AI sector, its recent financial results and analyst optimism underscore its strategic positioning in the evolving tech landscape.

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