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Salesforce (CRM) has dramatically expanded margins from ~4% in FY19 to 32% in FY25 — the strongest margin story here. Palo Alto Networks (PANW) transformed from negative margins to 11% in FY25, flipping to profitability and now neck-and-neck with ServiceNow. ServiceNow (NOW) has been the steadiest, grinding from ~1% to 10% with consistent year-over-year improvement but a more gradual trajectory than CRM's explosive expansion.

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• Palo Alto Networks (PANW) — Trades at the highest multiple, historically ranging from ~40x to well over 100x. The stock has re-rated significantly higher since 2023 as profitability improved and the market rewarded its platform shift.
• ServiceNow (NOW) — Also commands a premium, typically between ~50x and 90x. The multiple has stayed elevated given its consistent subscription revenue growth and expanding margins.
• Salesforce (CRM) — The cheapest of the three on a P/E basis, compressing from lofty levels in 2020–21 down to the ~25–40x range more recently, reflecting its massive margin expansion but slower top-line growth relative to the others.

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Salesforce leads with the highest margins, reaching 21.5% in 2025. ServiceNow and Palo Alto Networks are now neck-and-neck at ~13.5–13.7%. PANW's turnaround is the most dramatic — from negative margins in 2019–22 to matching NOW by 2025.

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• PANW — Highest P/E of the group, currently ~45–50x, down from peaks above 80x in 2023–24 as earnings growth catches up.
• NOW — Consistently premium, hovering ~65–75x, reflecting durable subscription growth and margin expansion.
• CRM — The value play here at ~25–30x, having compressed dramatically from 50–60x levels in 2021 as the market re-rated it alongside its margin-driven earnings surge.

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