On September 3, Twilio rose 5.02% in regular trading, trading at approximately $237.63 per share, with turnover of $52.58 million. The stock advanced alongside a broadly strong cloud services sector, led by Snowflake's 21.99% surge.

The rally extends Twilio's post-earnings momentum following its Q2 report in early August, which delivered a double beat with revenue of $1.50 billion versus the $1.43 billion consensus and adjusted EPS of $1.47 versus the $1.32 estimate. The company also raised its full-year growth guidance, prompting multiple investment banks to lift their price targets. Morgan Stanley raised its target to $261 from $200 while maintaining an Overweight rating, and Stifel Nicolaus upgraded the stock to Buy with a $260 target.

Analysts have highlighted broad-based demand across Twilio's core messaging and voice consumption offerings, along with emerging agentic AI opportunities, though some caution that long-term AI-driven upside may remain volume-dependent rather than margin-accretive.

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