Movement Alert|Snowflake Rises 3.03% in Regular Trading, Databricks Valuation Surge and AI Feature Launch Drive Sector Revaluation

Market Focus07-30

On July 30, Snowflake rose 3.03% in regular trading, trading at $291.255/share, with turnover of $4.99 billion. The rally was driven by competitor Databricks completing a $3 billion funding round at a $188 billion valuation, triggering a broad revaluation of the AI data platform sector.

Multiple investment banks have raised their price targets on Snowflake in response: UBS lifted its target to $370, RBC Capital Markets raised to $313 maintaining an Outperform rating, Deutsche Bank moved to $300, and Jefferies maintained its Buy rating with a $310 target, noting Snowflake could rise another 14%. The analyst consensus target stands at approximately $299.73.

Additionally, Snowflake recently launched Cortex AI Gateway and several AI security innovations designed to help enterprises safely scale their agentic ecosystems. Built on technology acquired from Natoma in May, the gateway addresses two core enterprise barriers to AI deployment: security and cost management, further strengthening Snowflake's competitive positioning in the enterprise AI agent landscape.

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