Western Digital (WDC) is rated Strong Buy with a price target between $580 and $670, driven by its capital-light business model and strong industry pricing. The company’s shift to build-to-order production and long-term contracts reduces inventory risks and supports margin stability. AI-driven demand and limited substitution in flash memory allow WDC to increase prices, with revenue per exabyte rising 18% year-over-year in Q4. Valuation is attractive at 13 times forward earnings based on 2027 projections, with upside potential as industry trends remain favorable.
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