Salesforce (CRM) stock is down 26% year-to-date, but a new revenue target announced during the 2025 Dreamforce conference has sparked optimism, pushing the stock up 4.5%. Despite heavy AI investment, Salesforce hasn’t seen explosive growth. Q2 revenue was $10.24 billion, but third-quarter guidance fell short, raising concerns about AI disruption.

Salesforce aims for $60 billion revenue by 2030, driven by data and AI offerings. Data Cloud and AI ARR surged to $1.2 billion in Q2, with 60% more customers moving to full-scale production. Big-ticket deals and 60+ $1M+ deals reflect growing enterprise demand. Salesforce is doubling down on data and AI investments.

Salesforce’s long-term revenue target and focus on Data Cloud and AI products show potential for growth. AI-focused acquisitions strengthen its capabilities. Wall Street cautiously optimistic with a “Moderate Buy” rating, awaiting tangible top- and bottom-line acceleration from Salesforce’s AI strategy. Stock could regain momentum with successful monetization of AI offerings.

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