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SanDisk (NasdaqGS:SNDK) is seeing AI driven demand for NAND and flash storage outpace available capacity, with management indicating supply constraints could persist through 2026.
The company is reporting strong revenue and earnings contributions from its flash products tied to AI data centers, alongside tight inventory conditions.
At the same time, Samsung is preparing mass production of next generation HBM4 memory chips, raising the prospect of more supply and tougher price competition across the memory market.
SanDisk, now operating as a focused flash and NAND memory player, sits in the flow of capital spending on AI data centers and storage hungry workloads. Management is tying current results to AI infrastructure build outs, while also highlighting that existing fabs and joint ventures are running close to their limits. For you as an investor, the story is currently centered on how long this supply tension and pricing power can last.
The key tension is between AI related demand and the potential for new supply as rivals such as Samsung bring HBM4 and other memory capacity online. You may want to watch how SanDisk (NasdaqGS:SNDK) manages product mix, long term contracts, and capital spending plans as the so called Great Memory Crunch evolves and competitive pressure builds.
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NasdaqGS:SNDK 1-Year Stock Price Chart
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⚖️ Price vs Analyst Target: The current price of US$626.56 sits about 9% below the US$688.16 analyst target, which is within a relatively tight range.
✅ Simply Wall St Valuation: The shares are described as trading 68.8% below an estimated fair value, which points to a large valuation gap.
✅ Recent Momentum: A 30 day return of 61.56% shows very strong recent price momentum.
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📊 AI driven demand and tight capacity support the current narrative, but Samsung’s incoming HBM4 supply could change pricing conditions across memory.
📊 Watch how pricing, contract lengths, and capex respond to the current 61.56% 30 day move and the valuation gap to both fair value estimates and the analyst target.
⚠️ The stock has been flagged for highly volatile recent share price performance, which can cut both ways if sentiment on AI demand or new supply shifts.
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