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Salesforce, Inc.
CRM · NYSETechnology
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Raw inputs
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Software
AI demand
Cloud &computewhere the software runsData & talentinputstelemetry, threat intel,…AI modelsthe generative enginesBuild & AIplatformengineering + model layerVendorplatformsthe clouds vendors buildProductsthe apps customers buyChannel &deliveryresellers, MSSPs, integra…Customerswho pays the subscriptionAWSAmazon (AWS)GCPGoogle CloudNVDANVIDIAENGEngineering talentOAIOpenAIANTAnthropicAGFAgentforce & EinsteinCRMSalesforceMSFTMicrosoftORCLOracleSAPSAPNOWServiceNowADBEAdobeSCSales CloudSVCService CloudD360Data 360SLKSlackTABTableauMULEMuleSoftMCMarketing & Commerce CloudACNAccentureDELDeloitteAPPPartners & AppExchangeENTEnterprises & govtFSFinancial servicesSMBSmall & mid businessesYOUSlack & app users
Company details
Market cap
$140B
P/E ratio
19×
Div yield
1.1%
EPS (TTM)
$7.50
Profit margin
17%
Rev. growth
+10%
Revenue
$41.5B
Free cash flow
$13B
In plain English
Salesforce invented cloud CRM and is now the world's largest enterprise-software vendor by applications revenue — Sales, Service, Marketing, Commerce and Slack sold as subscriptions, stitched together by MuleSoft and Tableau and increasingly by Agentforce AI agents. It rents its compute from AWS, buys its way into new markets ($27.7B Slack, $15.7B Tableau, $8B Informatica), and now throws off ~$13B of free cash flow a year.
In simple terms
What Salesforce, Inc. really sells
Salesforce invented cloud CRM and is now the world's largest enterprise-software vendor by applications revenue — Sales, Service, Marketing, Commerce and Slack sold as subscriptions, stitched together by MuleSoft and Tableau and increasingly by Agentforce AI agents. It rents its compute from AWS, buys its way into new markets ($27.7B Slack, $15.7B Tableau, $8B Informatica), and now throws off ~$13B of free cash flow a year.
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