Salesforce stock gains 2.44 percent as revenue grows

Salesforce stock was trading at USD 238.98 on the NYSE on September 23, 2026 at 3:49 p.m. ET, up USD 5.70 or 2.44 percent. The latest operating catalyst is the company's fiscal Q2 2027 report, which combined double-digit revenue growth with higher full-year guidance.

Revenue reaches USD 11.35 billion

In its August 26 release, Salesforce reported fiscal Q2 2027 revenue of USD 11.35 billion for the period ended July 31, 2026. Revenue increased 11 percent year over year, while subscription and support revenue rose 12 percent to USD 10.8 billion.

The earnings quality was mixed in composition but strong in headline terms. As CNBC reported on August 26, adjusted earnings per share reached USD 5.90 against a USD 3.27 consensus estimate, while GAAP net income was USD 3.53 billion, up 87 percent from USD 1.89 billion a year earlier.

Guidance rises to USD 46.4 billion

Salesforce raised fiscal 2027 revenue guidance to USD 46.1 billion to USD 46.4 billion from USD 45.9 billion to USD 46.2 billion. Zacks reported on September 23 that the company also lifted its adjusted fiscal 2027 EPS outlook to USD 16.67 to USD 16.71 from USD 14.06 to USD 14.12.

The guidance range implies 11 percent to 12 percent revenue growth and keeps non-GAAP operating margin guidance at 34.3 percent. The comparison matters because Salesforce is pairing expansion in Agentforce, Data 360 and Slack with continued cost discipline rather than relying only on license growth.

Stock stays below its yearly high

At USD 238.98, Salesforce stock was 11.20 percent below its 52-week high of USD 269.11 on September 23, 2026. Its market capitalization was USD 195,724,620,000 at the same intraday snapshot, giving the revenue and guidance figures a market value of USD 195.7 billion.

The stock advance therefore sits between two signals: a 2.44 percent daily gain and a price still below the yearly high. For investors, the next test is whether the raised revenue range translates into sustained demand across Salesforce's AI products and its established subscription base.