Overview
- SanDisk delivered a blowout fiscal 2026 with about $20.25 billion in revenue and used an Aug. 13 Investor Day to present a FY2028–2030 plan that targets mid-to-high-teens annual revenue growth and roughly 80% non-GAAP gross margins.
- The company gave Q1 FY2027 guidance calling for $10.30 billion to $10.80 billion in revenue and non-GAAP EPS of $44 to $46, signaling management expects pricing strength to continue into the near term.
- Management says multi-year New Business Model (NBM) contracts with hyperscale cloud customers lock in pricing and already commit a material portion of near-term bit output, a structure the company says underpins margin durability.
- The market reacted with a sharp single-session rally after Investor Day but shares have been volatile and remain below recent peaks while analysts lift price targets on upside that is sensitive to earnings re-rating.
- Analysts warn key risks that could quickly reverse gains: heavy revenue concentration with hyperscalers, exposure to the Kioxia joint venture and the broader danger that faster global NAND capacity additions or a memory-cycle rollover would force prices down.