Salesforce reported QQ3 2026 revenue of USD 10.259 billion, representing year-over-year growth of 8.6% and a modest quarterly uptick of 0.2%. The gross profit amounted to USD 8.004 billion, yielding a gross margin of 78.0%, while operating income reached USD 2.189 billion for an operating margin of about 21.3%. A notable feature of the period was a positive net income of USD 4.842 billion, driven in part by an unusually favorable income tax benefit of USD 2.33 billion, which amplified bottom-line profitability beyond the core operating trajectory. Diluted EPS stood at USD 2.18, up about 36.9% year over year and 11.2% quarter over quarter. Cash flow remained robust with operating cash flow of USD 2.316 billion and free cash flow of USD 2.178 billion, supporting a liquidity profile that features USD 11.323 billion in cash and short-term investments and a reported net cash position (net debt) of approximately USD -6.28 billion. The company also executed aggressive capital allocation, including USD 3.801 billion in share repurchases and USD 3.95 billion in financing activity, contributing to a net cash movement of approximately negative USD 1.388 billion for the quarter. Balance sheet liquidity is reinforced by a strong current asset base (USD 21.063 billion) versus current liabilities (USD 21.41 billion) and sizable deferred revenue (USD 14.996 billion), underscoring durable ARR and platform monetization.