SanDisk's stock surged 7% following a rebound in memory stocks after a selloff triggered by cautious profit guidance from Kioxia, its manufacturing partner. Despite the gain, SanDisk remains down 35% over the past month due to concerns over slowing NAND flash price increases. Apple’s comments on rising memory costs and SanDisk’s long-term contracts support optimism about demand, but investors remain cautious as the pricing cycle may be peaking. Upcoming earnings and market reactions will be key to watch.
SanDisk shares are up 5.20% on Pluang, trading at USD 1,130.99 as of Nov 03, 2026 22:02 WIB, reflecting a partial rebound in memory stocks. Micron and Western Digital also gained, rising 3.48% and 4.76% respectively, showing some recovery in the sector despite ongoing caution among investors.
Micron shares dropped 4% following a cautious December-quarter forecast from Kioxia, Japan's largest memory chipmaker, which also caused declines in Western Digital and SanDisk stocks. Kioxia's forecast showed only a slight profit increase and missed...
Sandisk Corporation is downgraded to Hold due to slowing memory price increases and decelerating growth. Sequential revenue and earnings per share growth rates are declining, with second-quarter guidance suggesting further slowdown across all busines...
SanDisk has reported six consecutive earnings beats and a 372% revenue increase, driven by strong AI-related demand for memory technology. Despite a recent 22% drop in share price over the past month, the stock remains up 481% year-to-date but is sti...
Sandisk Corporation reported Q1 revenue and earnings per share well above its guidance, driven by a 61% sequential increase in data center revenue and an 85% gross margin. Despite a recent 39% drop in its stock price, the company trades at just 5 tim...
Sandisk reported a 61% sequential increase in data center revenue to $4.8 billion, which accounted for about 88% of the company's total quarterly revenue growth. Agreements now cover around half of fiscal 2027's supply and two-thirds of fiscal 2028's...
