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TD Cowen raises ServiceNow stock price target to $1,150

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TD Cowen raises ServiceNow stock price target to $1,150

TD Cowen raised its ServiceNow (NOW) price target to $1,150 from $1,100, reiterating a Buy rating after the firm's TMT conference highlighted strong growth in ServiceNow's Core Business Workflows, which now boasts $1.1 billion in annual recurring revenue and saw a 40% increase in net new annual contract value last quarter driven by ServiceNow Assist and Generative AI. Other firms, including BMO Capital and RBC Capital, have also recently increased or reiterated positive ratings and price targets, citing optimism around AI integration and growth prospects, though the company is undergoing a sales division reshuffle.

Analysis

ServiceNow (NYSE:NOW) is experiencing strong positive sentiment from analysts, evidenced by TD Cowen raising its price target to $1,150, mirroring a similar increase from BMO Capital, and maintaining a Buy rating. This optimism is significantly fueled by the performance of ServiceNow's Core Business Workflows product group, which has achieved $1.1 billion in annual recurring revenue and demonstrated approximately 40% growth in net new annual contract value in the last quarter. This growth is substantially driven by traction with ServiceNow Assist and the broader Generative AI upgrade cycle, with Bernstein specifically highlighting the revenue potential of Pro Plus (GenAI) products. The company exhibits robust financial health, reporting overall revenue growth of 21% in the last twelve months and maintaining impressive gross profit margins of 79%. New bundling strategies for Back Office products aim to further enhance product attachment and C-level engagement. Despite a significant 54% stock return over the past year, which InvestingPro data suggests may position it above Fair Value, analysts across firms like RBC Capital and Cantor Fitzgerald reiterate Outperform/Overweight ratings, emphasizing AI integration and strategic market positioning. Concurrently, ServiceNow is undergoing a strategic reshuffle in its sales division, with the departure of several top executives, a factor to note amidst the otherwise bullish outlook.

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