• Jefferies sets a price target of $300 for SNOW, indicating a potential increase of 28.19%.
• Snowflake's stock has surged over 79% since its lowest point in April, with a year-to-date gain of 48.76%.
• The company's Q3 earnings report exceeded expectations, with earnings per share of 20 cents and revenue of $942.1 million.

Snowflake Inc. (NYSE: SNOW) is a prominent player in the cloud-based storage solutions sector. The company is part of the Big Data industry, which is valued at $602 billion. Despite competition from giants like Google BigQuery and Amazon Redshift, Snowflake is well-positioned to benefit from the industry's growth.

On November 24, 2025, Jefferies set a price target of $300 for SNOW, suggesting a potential increase of 28.19% from its current price of $234.03. This optimistic outlook comes after a recent decline of 5.34% over the past month, following an 11.97% gain in the previous month.

Snowflake's stock has shown resilience, surging over 79% since its lowest point on April 4, resulting in a year-to-date gain of 48.76%. The company's recent Q3 earnings report exceeded expectations, with earnings per share of 20 cents and revenue of $942.1 million, surpassing forecasts.

Currently, SNOW's stock is priced at $234.03, reflecting a decrease of $10.63 or -4.34% in value. The stock has fluctuated between $229.14 and $246.03 today, with a 52-week high of $280.67 and a low of $120.10. Snowflake's market capitalization is approximately $77.88 billion, with a trading volume of 6.82 million shares on the NYSE.