Salesforce stock slipped Thursday, giving up gains on the launch of an updated version of its Agentforce AI too. The post Salesforce Slips Toward Weekly Loss Despite AI Tool Launch appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
Salesforce has dropped diversity hiring targets from it's most recent annual financial disclosures. The company also removed references to diversity and inclusion as core company values.
Despite a 20% dip from ATH, Salesforce's stable margins, AI integration, and international expansion support a "Buy" rating with a fair value of $341.19. Salesforce's Q4 FY2025 revenue hit $10 billion, with non-GAAP EBIT margin up 250 basis points YoY, and record operating cash flow of $13.1 billion. Data Cloud and AI business show strong growth, with $900 million annual recurring revenue and rapid adoption of Agentforce, boosting future prospects.
Salesforce's Q4 earnings were mixed, but the company's potential in AI, particularly with Agentforce, makes its shares undervalued and attractive. Despite slower revenue growth, Salesforce remains highly profitable with impressive free cash flow margins, driven by its Sales and Service segments. Agentforce, Salesforce's AI product, is gaining traction with over 3,000 paid deals since October 2024, positioning the company for significant growth in the AI market.
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Salesforce's stock is down nearly 20% since my last rating, as optimism around Agentforce is offset by the continued slowdown in revenue growth. The company delivered a mixed 4Q FY2025, with revenue missing consensus, and the FY2026 outlook suggests the growth slowdown may stabilize but likely remain in the high single digits. Despite a 120% YoY ARR growth in Data Center and AI, the revenue mix remains low, and the muted cRPO outlook doesn't signal a clear inflection in FY2026.
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On Wednesday, Salesforce (CRM 1.00%) turned in solid results for its fiscal 2025 fourth quarter and issued conservative guidance as it looks toward agentic artificial intelligence (AI) to be its next big growth driver. With agentic AI, software bots (the "agents") can autonomously go out and complete tasks on your behalf with little human intervention.
Salesforce, Inc.'s Q4 earnings revealed weaknesses, with revenue growth slowing and guidance for the next quarter indicating further deceleration, affecting long-term growth prospects. Despite solid fundamentals and a high switching cost for customers, Salesforce's valuation isn't compelling due to lower growth expectations and a need for a little discount. Salesforce's forward P/E ratio and reliance on non-GAAP earnings make it less attractive compared to peers like Microsoft and Intuit, which offer better growth prospects.
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