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Mizuho resets view on Snowflake stock after CRO change

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Mizuho resets view on Snowflake stock after CRO change Snowflake (SNOW) stock is starting to look interesting again. Shares are down about 30% this year while the company has just appointed a new chief revenue officer as it tries to reaccelerate growth and improve sales execution…
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  • Leadership change introduces near-term risks to pipeline continuity, deal timing, and expansion motion, just as the company tries to turn product momentum into usage growth

    60% confidence
  • Mizuho sees over 40% upside for Snowflake stock with $220 price target

    60% confidence
  • The next question is whether Q1 results show stable pipeline trends and continued customer expansion under the new CRO

    60% confidence
  • JB has been a key driver of Snowflake's success for the past ten years and has consistently proven his ability to deliver results at scale

    60% confidence
  • Product revenue growth in the second half of FY2026 coming in lighter than expected

    60% confidence
  • A leadership change introduces near-term risks to pipeline continuity, deal timing, and expansion motion, just as the company tries to turn product momentum into usage growth

    60% confidence
  • JB has been a key driver of our success for the past ten years, and has consistently proven his ability to deliver results at scale

    60% confidence
  • Mizuho sees over 40% upside for Snowflake stock with $220 price target

    60% confidence

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Snowflake Inc. · analyst target price239 USD
Snowflake Inc. · enterprise value50 USD
Snowflake Inc. · forward pe ratio84.3 ratio
Snowflake Inc. · implied upside55 percent
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