Data center revenue surged 64% sequentially to $440 million, accelerating the company's shift toward higher-margin enterprise storage solutions. Gross margin expanded to 51.1% from 29.9% year over year, with Q3 guidance pointing to 65%–67% levels. Q3 non-GAAP EPS is guided between $12 and $14, up sharply from $6.2 in Q2 and $1.22 in Q1.
Between November 2025 and February 2026, SanDisk (SNDK)'s shares skyrocketed by 242%, spurred by rising revenues and an increasing valuation multiple. The increase was driven by a strategic Western Digital spin-off, diminishing NAND supply, surging AI demand, impressive Q2 earnings, and a wave of optimistic analyst commentary.
As investors turned their back on software (notably, the seat-based software-as-a-service companies), they're turned towards hardware in a big-time way.
Sandisk's sales are soaring. The tech stock's price could rise another 50% from here.
Sandisk (SNDK) has surged over 600% post-spin-off, transforming into a high-margin, pure-play NAND and SSD leader amid the AI infrastructure boom. SNDK's Q2 2026 revenue soared 60% YoY to $3.03B, with net income up 672% and margins expanding to an impressive 51%. Structural NAND demand, driven by edge AI and decentralized inference, positions SNDK for sustained long-term growth versus cyclical peers like Micron (MU).
Among Wall Street analysts, Sandisk stock has a median target price of $690 per share. That implies 20% upside from its current share price of $576.
One of the hottest stocks of 2026 is extending its record run.
Sandisk blew away second-quarter earnings expectations and delivered strong third-quarter revenue guidance. The flash storage memory company reported 64% growth in its data center business.
Shares of Sandisk (NASDAQ:SNDK) jumped 24% on Friday after the data storage maker posted quarterly results that crushed expectations and issued a forecast far above Wall Street estimates, driven by strong demand for NAND products tied to artificial intelligence infrastructure and data centres. The rally lifted Sandisk's gains since its market debut to about 1,755%.
SNDK stock soars 22.19% after fiscal Q2 earnings and revenues crush estimates, fueled by datacenter and edge strength.
Analysts say Sandisk might wind up being sold out of storage products for years due to a widening gulf between supply and demand.
Sandisk Corporation (SNDK) Q2 2026 Earnings Call Transcript