An analyst initiates coverage of Sandisk with a BUY rating, highlighting the company's exposure to yen costs through its joint venture with Kioxia Holdings in Japan. Although Sandisk does not own its manufacturing fabs, its high margins and cash flow targets depend on Flash Ventures, which incurs costs in yen. The market currently underestimates Sandisk's stable earnings outlook for 2028-2030, supporting a potential 20% price increase from current levels. The analyst sees a safe entry point today with a target price of around $1,950 based on 2028 earnings, factoring in currency risks within the margin assumptions.
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