By Christine Ji and Hannah Pedone
While the company's Agentforce offering is picking up steam, Salesforce didn't deliver the top-line growth investors wanted to see
Shares of Salesforce fell 2% on Wednesday after the company reported earnings.
Salesforce's mixed April quarter results didn't give investors a definitive answer regarding whether or not the company could buck the software selloff and remain competitive in an AI-first market.
Shares of Salesforce (CRM) fell 3% on the news. For the first fiscal quarter of 2027, Salesforce reported revenue of $11.1 billion, in-line with FactSet consensus estimates. That marks a 13% year-over-year increase, or 12% in constant currency.
