Northland Lowers PT on Salesforce (CRM) Stock

Salesforce, Inc. (NYSE:CRM) is one of the Most Undervalued Stocks to Buy According to Analysts. On March 10, Northland analyst Nehal Chokshi reduced its price objective on Salesforce, Inc. (NYSE:CRM)’s stock to $229 from $267, while keeping a “Market Perform” rating. As per the analyst, the company reported its Q4 2026 cRPO of $35.1 billion, reflecting a rise of 16.2% YoY.

Northland Lowers PT on Salesforce (CRM) Stock

Notably, it was still below the key 10% – 12% levels, considering 9% growth on a constant currency organic basis. This is arrived after deducting 4% revenue growth due to the Informatica acquisition. While the firm trimmed its valuation multiple, it also highlighted that the $50 billion debt-funded buyback announcement is a positive move.

In a different update, Salesforce, Inc. (NYSE:CRM)’s Q4 2026 subscription & support revenue came in at $10.7 billion, reflecting a rise of 13% YoY and 11% in constant currency, including the $388 million Informatica contribution. The company expects revenue of between $45.8 billion – $46.2 billion in FY 2027, reflecting a rise of 10% – 11% YoY and in constant currency, including ~3pts contribution from Informatica.

Salesforce, Inc. (NYSE:CRM) focuses on developing cloud-based customer relationship management software that includes solutions for sales, service, marketing, commerce, and analytics, as well as AI, automation, and data tools to assist businesses in managing client interactions.

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