Snowflake
Consumption-based cloud data platform
- Earnings release date
- 2026.09.02
- Market data date
- 2026.10.13
- Last checked
- 2026.10.13
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EARNINGS & GROWTH
Revenue · Profitability · Key Metrics
EARNINGS ANALYSIS
Stock Analysis · Growth Drivers · Business Model
Product Revenue Reaccelerated Overall Growth
Growth in Snowflake’s core Product Revenue lifted overall revenue growth. Under its consumption-based model, revenue follows customers’ actual platform usage rather than the signing of a contract alone.
Platform Consumption Continued to Expand
More data and application workloads ran on Snowflake, increasing Product Revenue. Because revenue is recognized as customers use the platform, this metric is a key measure of actual consumption.
Existing Customers Expanded Usage
Existing Snowflake customers ran more workloads and increased their spending. NRR shows how much customers already on the platform are expanding usage, separately from new-customer acquisition.
Contracted Demand Grew, but Revenue Depends on Usage
RPO reflects contracted amounts for future services, while Snowflake recognizes revenue as customers use the platform. RPO growth and near-term revenue growth can therefore move at different rates; contract timing and currency movements can also affect quarterly comparisons.
VALUATION · RETURN CALCULATOR
P/E · Multiples · Long-Term Investing
$357.76 × 0.35B
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FY2026 Q3 revenue $1.213B
+ FY2026 Q4 revenue $1.284B
+ FY2027 Q1 revenue $1.391B
+ FY2027 Q2 revenue $1.547B
= TTM $5.435B
- Current market cap
- $126.1B
- TTM revenue
- $5.435B
$126.1B ÷ $5.435B = 23.2x
- Current market cap
- $126.1B
- GAAP TTM net income
- $-1.091B
* P/E cannot be calculated when GAAP net income is zero or negative.
TTM vs. Annualized Revenue
Recent-quarter and guidance annualizations are simple quarter-revenue ×4 comparisons, not forecasts for the next 12 months.
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All-Time Closing High
2021-11-16* P/E cannot be calculated when GAAP net income is zero or negative.
Quarter revenue $0.272B ×4
Guidance revenue midpoint $0.282B ×4
Uses only information available as of the peak date. The comparison uses Q2 FY2022 results and share-count information available before the November 16, 2021 peak.
The key variables were whether high consumption-based product growth and large-customer expansion could persist and whether scale would translate into lower losses and stronger cash generation.
The multiple required very high product revenue growth and substantial long-run profitability expansion to persist together.
Close $401.89 × 0.30B shares outstanding = approximately $120.8B market cap at the peak.
Requirements Implied by the Current Market Cap
This is the 2030 revenue implied by the current market cap under the displayed valuation assumptions.
Share-count changes and dividends are not included in this calculation.
Conditional Business Scenarios
Conservative · Base · Optimistic- Assumed 2030 net margin
- 13.9%Current -20.1%
- Assumed 2030 GAAP P/E
- 56.0xCurrent N/M*
- Converted P/S
- 7.8x
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Shows the relationship among market cap, share count, implied share value, and shareholder return.
- Market Cap
- $126.1B$101.9B
- Shares
- 0.35B0.35B
- Implied Share Value Change
- -19.6%
- Implied Share Value Change
- -19.6%
- Dividend Contribution
- +0.0 pp
- Conditional Total Shareholder Return
- -19.6%
Product consumption and the customer base continue to expand, but revenue growth moderates more quickly. Under the common cost and investment policies, the lower revenue path results in more limited improvement in profitability and cash generation.
- Assumed 2030 net margin
- 14.7%Current -20.1%
- Assumed 2030 GAAP P/E
- 58.0xCurrent N/M*
- Converted P/S
- 8.5x
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Shows the relationship among market cap, share count, implied share value, and shareholder return.
- Market Cap
- $126.1B$115.4B
- Shares
- 0.35B0.36B
- Implied Share Value Change
- -9.4%
- Implied Share Value Change
- -9.4%
- Dividend Contribution
- +0.0 pp
- Conditional Total Shareholder Return
- -9.4%
Existing-customer consumption and new-customer adoption continue as growth gradually normalizes, while greater scale translates into improving profitability and cash generation.
- Assumed 2030 net margin
- 15.5%Current -20.1%
- Assumed 2030 GAAP P/E
- 60.0xCurrent N/M*
- Converted P/S
- 9.3x
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Shows the relationship among market cap, share count, implied share value, and shareholder return.
- Market Cap
- $126.1B$131.6B
- Shares
- 0.35B0.36B
- Implied Share Value Change
- +2.8%
- Implied Share Value Change
- +2.8%
- Dividend Contribution
- +0.0 pp
- Conditional Total Shareholder Return
- +2.8%
Existing-customer consumption and new and large-customer expansion remain stronger, growth moderates more gradually, and the higher revenue scale produces greater operating leverage.
This analysis presents long-term valuation scenarios. Scenario inputs are conditional assumptions and are not company guidance or market consensus.
Conditional Shareholder Return Calculator
P/E and P/S are linked through the assumed net margin.
View Conditional Shareholder Return Details
Shows the relationship among market cap, share count, implied share value, and shareholder return.
- Market Cap
- $126.1B$115.4B
- Shares
- 0.35B0.36B
- Implied Share Value Change
- -9.4%
- Implied Share Value Change
- -9.4%
- Dividend Contribution
- +0.0 pp
- Conditional Total Shareholder Return
- -9.4%
This is a conditional arithmetic result based on the displayed assumptions, not a forecast of future share price.
Original Sources
Official Snowflake IR/SEC materials and market data.
Methodology, Terms and Operating Principles
What is GAAP?
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Product revenue
Core revenue recognized from customer consumption of the Snowflake platform.
NRR
Measures how product revenue from the existing customer cohort is retained and expanded compared with one year earlier.
RPO
Remaining performance obligations that are contracted but not yet fulfilled or recognized as revenue. They are not mechanically converted into scenario revenue.