Movement Alert|Snowflake Rises 3.8% Overnight, Databricks Valuation Surge Drives AI Data Platform Sector Revaluation

Market Focus07-30

On July 30, Snowflake rose 3.8% overnight, trading at $293.65/share, with turnover of $2,937.

On the news front, competitor Databricks recently completed a $3 billion funding round with its valuation surging to $188 billion, triggering a broad revaluation across the AI data platform sector. Multiple investment banks have raised their price targets on Snowflake in response: UBS raised its target to $370, RBC Capital Markets raised to $313 while maintaining an Outperform rating, Deutsche Bank raised to $300, and Jefferies maintained a Buy rating with a $310 target, noting Databricks' valuation surge implies Snowflake could rally an additional 14%. The analyst consensus target price stands at approximately $299.73.

Additionally, Snowflake recently launched Cortex AI Gateway and multiple AI security innovations designed to help enterprises securely scale their agentic AI ecosystems, further strengthening its competitive position in enterprise-grade intelligent agent infrastructure.

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