Sandisk Corporation (SNDK) Presents at Bernstein Insights: What's next in tech? - 4th Annual Tech, Media, Telecom Forum Transcript
SanDisk (SNDK) stock has surged by 35% over the past month and is presently priced at $638.52, significantly outperforming the broader semiconductor sector. The rally has been fueled by accelerating revenue growth, improving gross margins, and strong demand for high-capacity memory products tied to AI infrastructure and data center expansion.
Sandisk obliterated the Street's revenue and EPS expectations for Q2 results and Q3 guidance. Q3 guidance calls for $4.4–$4.8B in revenue and $12–$14 EPS, driven primarily by a hike in memory ASPs. This hike was seen across all segments, not just the data center. Gross margin jumped to 51.1% from 29.9% in Q1. On top of that, the Q3 guide implies 64.9%–66.9%. In other words, management sees no memory ASP digestion phase yet.
It's been a year since the companies broke apart and let Wall Street better assess the AI-fueled demand for both businesses
Sandisk: A Structural Story Hiding Behind Cyclical Numbers
Sandisk Corporation has announced plans for a secondary public offering.
Flash memory maker Sandisk on Wednesday said that Western Digital will sell a stake worth $3.17 billion in the company.
Western Digital is looking to cash in on Sandisk by selling shares of the company it spun off roughly a year ago.
Revenue rose 31% sequentially to $3 billion, with non-GAAP gross margins reaching 51% and EPS of $6.20. Guidance implies $4.4–$4.8 billion in next quarter revenue and mid-60% gross margins, signaling potential peak-cycle profitability. Free cash flow of $843 million reduced debt and shifted the balance sheet to a net cash position.
Sandisk's stock is cheap and rising in a flash memory supercycle. TSMC's stock is still attractively valued and remains a huge beneficiary of the AI infrastructure buildout.
SanDisk ( NASDAQ:SNDK ) has delivered one of 2026's most explosive rallies, surging 163% year-to-date to $626.56 on Friday.
Shares of these three red-hot companies continue to remain at the top of the S&P 500 leaderboard, underpinned by all being Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy) stocks. Coincidence?