On October 8, Snowflake rose 3.26% in regular trading, trading at $343.70 per share, with turnover of $465 million.
The company announced that its investigation into the suspected hacking incident involving ASOS customers found no compromise of its platform, easing security concerns that had pressured the stock in the previous session. The investigation results helped offset lingering dilution worries following Snowflake's completion of a $3.75 billion zero-coupon convertible senior notes private placement, as well as recent disclosures of insider selling plans.
Analysts' average price target of $438.10 continued to provide support for the stock.
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