Movement Alert|ServiceNow Rises 3.09% in Regular Trading, AI Software Sector Rallies as Multiple Banks Raise Price Targets

Market Focus09-23

On September 23, ServiceNow rose 3.09% in regular trading, reaching $141.24 per share, with turnover of $3.44 billion. The stock gained alongside a broad rally in AI application software names, with Palantir surging over 4%, Salesforce and Snowflake each climbing nearly 2%.

The move comes as multiple investment banks recently raised their price targets on ServiceNow. Deutsche Bank lifted its target to $155 from $135, BMO Capital adjusted to $150 from $118 while maintaining an Outperform rating, BTIG raised to $170 from $150 with a Buy rating, and BofA Securities moved its target to $150 from $130. The consensus mean price target among analysts polled stands at approximately $143.

Fundamentally, ServiceNow has been strengthening its enterprise AI positioning through a series of strategic partnerships. The company signed a collaboration agreement with Aramco Digital to drive large-scale AI-powered enterprise transformation, and expanded its partnership with Tech Mahindra to deliver production-ready enterprise AI at scale. These developments reinforce the company's growth narrative in enterprise workflow automation and AI integration.

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