Salesforce Sets Fiscal 2030 Revenue Target Above $63 Billion, Topping Analyst Estimates
The cloud software company unveiled updated long-term financial goals at its annual Dreamforce conference, according to CNBC.
Salesforce has issued a revenue target of more than $63 billion for fiscal year 2030, a figure that exceeds current analyst estimates, CNBC reported.
The company disclosed the updated long-term financial guidance during its annual Dreamforce conference, according to the report.
CNBC did not provide further details in the excerpt regarding the specific drivers behind the target or additional commentary from company executives.
Dreamforce, Salesforce's flagship annual event, typically serves as a venue for the company to outline strategic priorities and financial outlooks for investors and customers.
Further details on the target, including underlying assumptions and how it compares to prior guidance, were not immediately available.
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- Salesforce issues revenue target of over $63 billion for fiscal 2030, beating estimates — CNBC — Top News
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