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11 March, 2025
Salesforce’s Agentforce platform gains attention, with analysts maintaining strong “Buy” ratings and growth potential.
Salesforce, Inc. (NYSE:CRM), a pioneer in cloud-based CRM services, is creating a stir with the introduction of Agentforce, an AI-powered platform. One important aspect of this new project is the introduction of Agent Exchange, a marketplace that directly links with Agentforce. Through the marketplace, partners and developers can create and offer AI technologies that are suited to the requirements of companies utilizing Salesforce's CRM services.
Raimo Lenschow, an analyst at Barclays, maintained a "Buy" rating on the stock and set a price objective of $425.00 in a research report published on March 6. The grade comes after the business launched AgentExchange, a reliable community and marketplace for Agentforce.
With its direct integration into its AI CRM platform, Salesforce, Inc.'s (NYSE:CRM) new marketplace and community enable partners, developers, and the Agentblazer community to create and market agentic AI components. Following the company's earnings release, a number of other investment firms have also expressed optimism about the stock.
DBS kept its buy recommendation on Salesforce as of March 3rd, with a $422.00 price objective. Mizuho Securities analyst Gregg Moskowitz maintained the price objective at $425.00 and reaffirmed a "Buy" recommendation on Salesforce that same day. These companies' buy recommendations are supported by the company's strong financial results and room for expansion.
On our list of AI stocks that Wall Street depends on, CRM comes in at number seven overall. Although we appreciate CRM's potential as an investment, we believe that some AI stocks have a better chance of producing larger returns in a shorter amount of time. Check out our research on the cheapest AI stocks if you're searching for a more promising AI firm than CRM that trades at less than five times its profits.