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Sandisk Corporation

SNDK · Nasdaq

Analyst Consensus

Buy

0 analysts

$1,351

Current

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Low

$2,400

Average

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High

Average target implies +77.71% versus the current price.

Analyst Ratings Synthesis

The supplied consensus is Buy, although it is listed as backed by zero analysts, with a mean target of $2,400 and no reported low or high. Published aggregators show a fragmented picture: TipRanks reports an average target of $2,397.27, Investing.com gives $2,217.77 with a $1,000-$3,169 range, MarketBeat cites $1,811.38, and ChartMill reports $1,659.21 from 29 analysts. Investing.com is the most bullish on its stated high, while ChartMill is least bullish on its average; no individual analyst is identified as the most or least bullish. No attributable rating or target revisions were explicitly reported during the week. The substantive dispute is whether AI-driven flash demand and High Bandwidth Flash can overcome stronger positioning by DRAM and high-bandwidth-memory leaders.

Rating Actions

No individual rating actions have been captured for SNDKyet. Consensus figures above come from Nasdaq's aggregate feed.

Rating actions are extracted from published reporting. Each row links to its source.

Research Reports

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Symbol: SNDK
Type: Stock
Sector: Technology
Industry: Computer Storage Devices
Exchange: Nasdaq

Sandisk (Nasdaq: SNDK) delivers innovative Flash solutions and advanced memory technologies that meet people and businesses at the intersection of their aspirations and the moment, enabling them to keep moving and pushing possibility forward. Follow Sandisk on Instagram, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, YouTube. Join TeamSandisk on Instagram.

Key Issues

Bullish view

Surging AI data-center demand and stronger edge sales tied to AI PCs and premium smartphones could lift Sandisk's fiscal fourth-quarter revenue. The broader memory supply-demand imbalance supports pricing and utilization.

Bearish view

AI demand may benefit higher-margin DRAM and high-bandwidth memory suppliers more directly than Sandisk's flash portfolio. The company was still loss-making in FY2025, with a $1.6 billion net loss.