SNDK · Analysis updated Nov 5, 2026, 9:47 AM ET

Why is Sandisk (SNDK) stock moving?

Sandisk reported a strong fiscal Q1 2027. Revenue was $11.03B, up 378% year over year, non-GAAP gross margin was 85.1%, and EPS was $49.51 against a $47.15 consensus. Data center revenue rose 61% sequentially to $4.8B. Q2 guidance of $12.2B-$12.6B revenue and $55-$57 EPS sits above the Q1 figures, and about 50% of fiscal 2027 bits are under long-term agreements. The stock has fallen anyway. It dropped from $1,330 on Oct 29 to $1,037 on Nov 4, and the Oct 30 drop came on volume of 912,735, about double the recent norm. Reported drivers are election-related worries, a cautious forecast from Kioxia, memory price concerns, a Fox Advisors downgrade to Hold on Nov 2, and rotation out of memory names. Micron and Western Digital fell 7% on Nov 4 while the Nasdaq-100 rose, so the weakness is specific to memory. The stock is about 56% below its 52-week high of $2,354.39 but is still up about 350% year to date. Valuation is low on earnings (P/E about 8.5), analysts remain mostly Buy, and the average target is about $2,080. Beta is 2.67, so moves are large. An 8-for-1 split is expected around Nov 19-20. Short-term momentum is clearly negative, while the fundamentals are strong, which gives a mixed picture.

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