Key Takeaways The CRM landscape is shifting to specialized CRMs for different use cases There is room to increase its market share to 20%. Most efficiency gains have been made, and excess capital will return to shareholders Salesforce will leverage its cloud to create an attractive value proposition.Read more

Salesforce (NYSE: CRM) delivered another strong quarter, proving it can grow revenue while expanding profitability—something investors have demanded for years. For Q2 fiscal 2026 (ended July 31, 2025), revenue climbed 10% year-over-year to $10.2 billion , with subscription and support revenue up 11% to $9.7 billion.Read more
Key Takeaways Regulatory shifts and new competitors threaten Salesforce's growth, pricing power, and profitability, increasing compliance costs and squeezing margins. Maturing markets and economic uncertainty drive reliance on high-risk acquisitions, risking margin dilution and complicating global expansion plans.Read more

Key Takeaways AI-driven platform expansion and agentic workflows are creating stronger customer lock-in, potentially accelerating growth and boosting long-term revenue stability. Margin improvements from internal efficiency gains and new market penetration may drive sustained earnings outperformance and diversified revenue streams.Read more

Key Takeaways AI-driven automation and workflow integrations are boosting customer adoption, raising switching costs, and paving the way for sustained revenue and margin growth. Success in mid-market and SMB segments, paired with strong operating discipline and capital returns, is broadening the customer base and enabling scalable profitability.Read more
