Salesforce stock holds firm as fiscal 2025 revenue reaches $37.9 billion.

Salesforce (ISIN US79466L3024) is anchored by fiscal 2025 revenue of $37.9 billion, up 9% from the prior year, while adjusted operating margin reached 15.8% and operating cash flow rose to $12.4 billion. The company also repurchased $7.8 billion of stock in fiscal 2025, according to its latest annual reporting.

Revenue up 9%

Revenue for fiscal 2025 increased 9% to $37.9 billion, a cleaner signal than any short-term price move because it shows the size of the current business base. Adjusted operating margin at 15.8% and operating cash flow of $12.4 billion show that profitability and cash generation remain central to the Salesforce story.

Cash returns stay large

Salesforce returned $7.8 billion to shareholders through buybacks in fiscal 2025, which adds a balance-sheet and capital-allocation angle to the earnings profile. Free cash flow also remained a key metric in the companys reporting, and the latest annual figures show that the business is still converting scale into cash.

Revenue and margin

For investors, the most relevant comparison is that $37.9 billion in fiscal 2025 revenue followed a 9% year-on-year increase, while the 15.8% adjusted operating margin shows that Salesforce kept more of each dollar than in a lower-margin phase of growth. The combination of $12.4 billion operating cash flow and $7.8 billion of buybacks is a concrete reminder that the company is now measured on both growth and capital discipline.

Slack and Data Cloud

Salesforce still sells through products such as Slack and Data Cloud, which matter because the companys reported scale depends on a broad portfolio rather than one line of business. In the latest annual report, that portfolio produced $37.9 billion of revenue and supported the margin and cash flow figures that matter most to equity holders.

Stock close

Salesforce stock trades on the New York Stock Exchange under CRM, and the companys market value and annual financial profile now matter more than any single product cycle. The latest fiscal 2025 reporting leaves the shares tied to $37.9 billion revenue, 15.8% adjusted operating margin, and $12.4 billion operating cash flow.