Salesforce projects $63 billion revenue for fiscal 2030, above Wall Street forecasts
At its Dreamforce conference, Salesforce told investors it expects annual revenue to exceed $63 billion by fiscal 2030, surpassing analyst expectations of $59.2 billion tracked by LSEG. The forecast comes after a turbulent year in which fears that AI would erode demand for Salesforce's software hurt its stock, followed by a recent rebound driven by strong earnings and an Anthropic investment.
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The bullish target signals Salesforce's attempt to counter the 'SaaSpocalypse' narrative that AI models could replace traditional software subscriptions. By deepening ties with Anthropic, OpenAI talent, and Nvidia technology, Salesforce is positioning itself as an AI infrastructure layer rather than a casualty of the shift, which could reassure investors and enterprise customers about its long-term relevance.
- Salesforce forecasts over $63 billion in fiscal 2030 revenue, beating analyst estimates of $59.2 billion.
- The company is leaning heavily into AI partnerships, including a major Anthropic investment and new Claudeforce integration.
- Nearly 1,000 clients have joined the beta for Claude-powered Salesforce tools, reflecting early enterprise AI adoption.
Source: cnbc.com — Jordan Novet, 2026-09-16
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