Salesforce adjusts index footprint, analyst consensus on CRM shares stays supportive

By Anna Wagner, Analysts & Consensus desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-29, 11:08.

Salesforce Inc. (US78409V1044) closes the week with several index changes around its NYSE-listed CRM shares. The stock has been dropped from multiple Russell Growth benchmarks, while consensus target prices still imply upside, according to recent analyst data.

What the latest index changes show

MarketScreener reports that Salesforce, Inc. (ticker CRM) was removed from the Russell 1000 Growth Benchmark and the Russell 3000E Growth Benchmark in the latest June reshuffle, reflecting style rebalancing in US equity indices. MarketScreener index update on Salesforce The shares remain listed on the NYSE and part of major US benchmarks such as the S&P 500, providing continued visibility with global investors.

The same MarketScreener overview cites the stock around 158.37 US dollars, translating into a 5.45 percent gain over the last five trading days and roughly 4.34 percent year-to-date performance as of June 27, 2026. MarketScreener price and performance data for CRM Despite the recent recovery, the shares trade about 40 percent below their 52-week peak, according to third-party analysis.

What the consensus numbers say

On the analyst side, MarketScreener’s consensus table shows an average target price of roughly 160 US dollars for Salesforce, implying a modest upside compared to the latest 158 dollar spot price. MarketScreener consensus on Salesforce The data aggregates recommendations from major Wall Street houses that follow the S&P 500 member.

A separate review by TIKR highlights that Salesforce stock is down about 45 percent from its peak, with a 52-week trading range between 146 and 277 US dollars. TIKR analysis on Salesforce valuation Their valuation framework points to a model target price of 219 US dollars, indicating a longer-term upside of more than 40 percent over roughly 2.5 years, although this reflects one firm’s internal assumptions rather than street-wide consensus.

The product and platform behind CRM

Salesforce generates most of its revenue with its cloud-based Customer 360 platform, anchored by the Sales Cloud and Service Cloud suites for managing customer relationships and support processes. Salesforce IR release on product expansion The company complements these core applications with marketing, commerce and analytics modules, increasingly integrating AI capabilities to automate workflows and personalize customer engagement.

Where the Salesforce shares trade

Salesforce shares (US78409V1044) last traded on the NYSE under the ticker CRM at around 158.40 US dollars, based on closing data from June 26, 2026 in US trading hours. MarketBeat overview on the CRM listing

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice, a recommendation or a solicitation to buy or sell any securities. All data are based on sources considered reliable but cannot be guaranteed, and figures may have changed since the stated dates.