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Mizuho raised its target to $280 from $265 and kept an ‘Outperform’ rating
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Mizuho highlighted numerous new interfaces the company introduced to help customers get more value from existing deployments.
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Salesforce separately reported a service disruption affecting core services across multiple regions.
Salesforce Inc. (CRM) drew fresh bullish commentary from Mizuho following the first day of Dreamforce, with the firm raising its price target to $280 from $265 and maintaining an ‘Outperform’ rating
Dreamforce is Salesforce’s annual flagship conference for product launches, partnerships and customer deployments. This year’s event runs from Sept. 15 through Sept. 17 in San Francisco.
Mizuho highlighted the numerous new interfaces Salesforce introduced to help customers get more value from existing deployments and said the company’s 2026 setup is “much better” than 2025, per TheFly.
Salesforce Core Services Hit By Disruption
Separately, Salesforce was dealing with an ongoing service disruption affecting its Core Service on Wednesday
The company said customers across multiple regions could experience severe delays, intermittent errors, or be unable to access certain services, according to the report. Salesforce was investigating the issue and testing a fix before deployment, per TheFly.
The disruption came as Dreamforce continued into its second day, when Salesforce is also scheduled to hold an investor and analyst session covering its latest innovations and financial framework.
What Salesforce Unveiled At Dreamforce
Salesforce and Live Nation Entertainment (LYV) on Wednesday announced that Live Nation is expanding its use of Agentforce across U.S. venues. The rollout builds on Melody, its agentic festival guide at BottleRock Napa Valley, and uses a single Venue Agent to provide venue-specific answers across multiple locations.
Salesforce also introduced Koa, its first customer relationship management (CRM) reasoning model for Agentforce, built on NVIDIA’s Nemotron technology. Koa was trained using synthetic scenarios modeled on nearly three decades of CRM knowledge and is designed to handle complex, multi-step enterprise workflows.
The company also expanded its Google Cloud partnership, allowing Salesforce and Google agents to reason and act using shared data without requiring custom integrations.
