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RBC raises SanDisk’s price target to $1,600RBC Capital raised its target price for SanDisk shares (NASDAQ:SNDK) to $1,600.00 from $1,300.00, while maintaining a “Sector Performance” rating, according to a statement made by the company on Thursday. The stock is currently trading at $1,585.00, nearing RBC’s new target, but fair value analysis from <ت-2/> indicates the shares are still undervalued with additional upside potential.
This adjustment follows an analysts’ day hosted by SanDisk, where management reviewed long-term growth and margin goals that surpass RBC’s model. Management also reiterated its confidence in the sustainability of NBM pricing, supported by financial guarantees from three U.S. hyperscaler companies.
The company’s BiCS roadmap aims to achieve the lowest capital intensity in the industry and strong free cash flow, with management committed to returning 100% of excess funds to shareholders. The stock delivered an exceptional return of 3,174% over the past year, reflecting investors’ confidence in the company’s technological leadership. HBF was also highlighted as an emerging “science-driven” engine, with a target for pilot production in 2027.
RBC raises SanDisk’s price target to $1,600RBC Capital raised its target price for SanDisk shares (NASDAQ:SNDK) to $1,600.00 from $1,300.00, while maintaining a “Sector Performance” rating, according to a statement made by the company on Thursday. The stock is currently trading at $1,585.00, nearing RBC’s new target, but fair value analysis from <ت-2/> indicates the shares are still undervalued with additional upside potential.
This adjustment follows an analysts’ day hosted by SanDisk, where management reviewed long-term growth and margin goals that surpass RBC’s model. Management also reiterated its confidence in the sustainability of NBM pricing, supported by financial guarantees from three U.S. hyperscaler companies.
The company’s BiCS roadmap aims to achieve the lowest capital intensity in the industry and strong free cash flow, with management committed to returning 100% of excess funds to shareholders. The stock delivered an exceptional return of 3,174% over the past year, reflecting investors’ confidence in the company’s technological leadership. HBF was also highlighted as an emerging “science-driven” engine, with a target for pilot production in 2027.