Multiple banks raise Salesforce price targets, with Stifel setting highest at $300
Multiple financial firms raised their price targets for Salesforce (CRM.N) in mid-September 2024. Mizuho increased its target from $265 to $280, Citi raised its target from $233 to $263, and Stifel raised its target from $275 to $300. The upgrades reflect positive analyst outlooks on the cloud-based software company’s stock, though specific reasons were not detailed in the reports.
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Stifel Raises Salesforce Price Target to $300 From $275, Says Cailian Press
According to a report from Cailian Press on September 17, investment bank Stifel has raised its price target for Salesforce, a cloud-based software company, from $275 to $300. This upward revision reflects Stifel's updated outlook on the company's stock value. The new target suggests a potential increase from the previous valuation, though the specific rationale behind the adjustment was not detailed in the brief report. The announcement is attributed to Stifel and was disseminated by Cailian Press, a Chinese financial news outlet.
Stifel Raises Salesforce Price Target to $300 From $275
Financial services firm Stifel has raised its price target for Salesforce (CRM.N) from $275 to $300, according to a report from financial news source Jin10. The upgrade reflects Stifel's updated valuation outlook for the cloud-based software company. No specific rationale or time horizon for the new target was provided in the brief announcement. The price target adjustment represents an approximately 9% increase from the previous target, indicating a more bullish stance by the analyst on Salesforce's stock prospects.
Citi Raises Salesforce Price Target to $263 From $233, Analyst Says
On September 17, Citi, a major financial institution, raised its price target for Salesforce, a leading customer relationship management software company, from $233 to $263. This adjustment reflects an updated analyst forecast for the company's stock value. The new target suggests a positive outlook from Citi's analysts on Salesforce's future performance, though the specific reasons for the upgrade were not detailed in the brief report. The price target change is an analyst opinion and not a guarantee of future stock performance.
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Citi raises Salesforce price target from $233 to $263, according to Jin10 report
According to a report from Jin10, Citi has raised its price target for Salesforce (CRM.N) from $233 to $263. This represents an upward revision of the investment bank's valuation for the cloud-based software company. The new target suggests a positive outlook from Citi analysts on Salesforce's future performance, though the specific reasons for the upgrade are not detailed in the brief summary. The report is attributed to Citi as the source of the forecast.
Read sourceMizuho Bank Raises Salesforce Price Target to $280 From $265
According to a report from Cailian Press on September 16, Mizuho Bank has raised its price target for Salesforce, the cloud-based software company, from $265 to $280. The revised target reflects the bank's updated outlook on the company's stock. This forecast is attributed to Mizuho Bank and represents its analyst opinion, not a guaranteed outcome. The new target suggests a positive view on Salesforce's future performance, though the specific reasons for the upgrade were not detailed in the brief report.
Read sourceMizuho Raises Salesforce Price Target to $280 from $265
Financial services firm Mizuho has raised its price target for Salesforce (CRM.N) from $265 to $280, according to a report from financial news source Jin10. The upgrade reflects Mizuho's updated valuation of the cloud-based software company's stock. No specific reasons or conditions for the price target increase were provided in the brief report. The new target suggests Mizuho's positive outlook on Salesforce's future performance relative to its previous estimate.