On August 27, Snowflake rose 3.06% in regular trading, trading at $325.8 per share, with turnover of $114 million. The rally follows a wave of target price upgrades from major Wall Street firms ahead of the company's fiscal Q2 earnings report scheduled for September 2.
Citi raised its target price on Snowflake to $395 on August 27. Within the prior week, UBS ($425), Bank of America ($395), Jefferies ($385), Truist ($375), and TD Cowen ($370) all lifted their price targets while maintaining buy ratings. The bullish consensus centers on two key drivers: broader software sector valuation expansion as concerns over AI disruption ease, and accelerating adoption of Snowflake's AI products, particularly the CoCo coding agent and Snowflake Intelligence. Oppenheimer estimates Q2 product revenue at approximately $1.47 billion, 3%-4% above market consensus, representing over 34% year-over-year growth. Market expectations for Q2 call for total revenue of approximately $1.48 billion, up 36.2% year over year, with adjusted EPS of $0.45.
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