Salesforce, Inc. (CRM)

Corporate structure

111 entities across 39 jurisdictions. Read directly from the company’s own 10-K EX-21 filed 2026-03-02 — see the exhibit.

Financial health

Two standard screens, computed from the XBRL in FY2026 against FY2025. Every test shows the numbers behind it — a score with its inputs hidden is a number you cannot check.

Six-year record

Ownership flow

15 institutions tracked — 5 added, 8 reduced, 2 opened a new position, 2 sold out.

NORGES BANK, RENAISSANCE TECHNOLOGIES LLC hold a position with no prior filing to compare against, so their change is unknown rather than zero — and they are left out of the totals above.

From 13F filings, which cover institutions managing over $100m and are filed up to 45 days after the quarter ends — so this is a considered position, not a live one, and it is not the whole shareholder register.

Capital returned

What the company actually paid out and bought back, as reported — the record behind any yield figure.

Other services-prepackaged software companies

Salesforce, Inc. files under SIC 7372 — all 91 services-prepackaged software companies compared on assets and F-score.

Questions about Salesforce, Inc.

How many subsidiaries does Salesforce, Inc. file with the SEC?

111, listed in its most recent exhibit 21. They are incorporated across 39 jurisdictions, led by Argentina, Australia, Austria. That exhibit is filed with the company's annual report and is the company's own list, not an estimate.

Is Salesforce, Inc. financially healthy?

Salesforce, Inc. scores 7 out of 9 on the Piotroski F-score. Every test and the numbers behind it are shown above, so the arithmetic is checkable rather than something you have to take on trust.

Who are the largest institutional holders of Salesforce, Inc.?

Among the managers tracked here, the biggest positions as of the 2026-Q2 13F filings are BlackRock, Inc. (trimming), STATE STREET CORP (trimming), MORGAN STANLEY (trimming). Direction is the change in share count against that manager's own previous filing; managers with no prior filing are left out rather than counted as new buyers.