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Updated · Yahoo Finance · Aug 14
Sandisk Jumps 6% After Targeting Mid-Teens Growth and 80% Gross Margins by 2030
Updated
Updated · Yahoo Finance · Aug 14

Sandisk Jumps 6% After Targeting Mid-Teens Growth and 80% Gross Margins by 2030

1 articles · Updated · Yahoo Finance · Aug 14

Summary

  • Sandisk rose 6% Friday after a 13% jump a day earlier, as investors embraced long-term targets unveiled at the company’s investor day.
  • The NAND maker projected annual revenue growth in the mid-to-high teens from 2028 to 2030 and about 80% non-GAAP gross margins, signaling a less cyclical, more durable earnings model.
  • RBC and Raymond James said multi-year hyperscaler contracts with fixed-pricing elements and financial guarantees support pricing sustainability, while JPMorgan argued AI inference demand leaves Sandisk well placed in NAND.
  • More than 540% year to date, Sandisk has become one of the market’s biggest winners since its 2025 spin-off from Western Digital, even as investors still debate whether today’s memory shortage could later flip into oversupply.

Insights

Can SanDisk's multi-year hyperscaler contracts permanently end the notorious boom-bust cycle of the NAND flash market?
What happens to SanDisk's massive margin targets if AI inference growth slows and hyperscalers slash their storage commitments?
Will emerging AI storage architectures like 3D Matrix Memory make traditional data center flash obsolete before 2030?