Salesforce Eyes $63 Billion Revenue Mark by 2030 Amid AI Growth

Salesforce, the enterprise software company, has set its sights on $63 billion in annual revenue by fiscal year 2030. The target was announced at the company's annual conference, where CEO Marc Benioff emphasized that Salesforce is well-positioned to remain a leader in enterprise AI adoption.

The long-term projection easily surpasses the average analyst consensus of $61.4 billion compiled by Bloomberg. To drive growth, Salesforce highlighted new integrations, including Claudeforce, which connects company data to Anthropic's Claude, and Koa, a new AI reasoning model built on Nvidia architecture.

The company has already benefited from its investment in AI startup Anthropic, with a $2.6 billion gain in the last quarter. Benioff noted plans to eventually monetize those shares to fund the company's $60 billion stock buyback program.