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SanDisk Stock Has 35% More To Run, Analyst Says - SanDisk (NASDAQ:SNDK)

BofA reiterated a Buy rating on SanDisk (SNDK) and raised fiscal 2027 revenue and EPS estimates to $44.0B and $187.65. The bank set a $2,100 price target based on ~10x C27E EPS of $199, implying ~34.7% upside. BofA cited SanDisk’s multi-year “NBM” supply partnerships with fixed upfront pricing, $11B+ in guarantees, and supply constraints lasting until 2028–2029.

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today’s analyst PT/estimate update after SNDK’s +6.46% move
bullish (Buy reiterated; upside framed via NBMs and elevated pricing floor)

Analyst thesis centers on NBMs locking in fixed pricing and downside protections, supporting higher earnings power and valuation.

BofA reiterated Buy on SanDisk and lifted F27 revenue/EPS estimates, citing NBMs and supply constraints through 2028-2029.

Near-term: sentiment tailwind from PT/estimate lift; medium-term: follow-through depends on whether NAND pricing floor and NBM economics hold.

Background

The piece discusses SanDisk’s shift toward multi-year supply partnerships (NBMs) with fixed pricing upfront that transitions to variable pricing later in the contract.

Why it matters

The analyst argues NBMs plus supply constraints reshape SanDisk’s risk profile, enabling production cuts if demand slows and supporting a higher valuation multiple.

Market relevance

Provides a concrete upside framework for SNDK via raised estimates, a higher PT, and detailed contract economics tied to NAND supply constraints.

Market effects

Reinforces a NAND/memory narrative of structurally tighter supply and contract structures that can dampen downside if demand softens.

Limited; memory pricing dynamics are global but the catalyst is company-specific analyst framing.

Supports broader read-through that NAND ASPs may stay firm into 1H27 given capacity constraints.

Alternative perspectives

NBMs may protect margins, but the bull case still relies on the pricing floor staying elevated until 2028-2029; any faster-than-expected supply normalization could compress the thesis.

The article is based on BofA assumptions (e.g., ASP path and margin behavior at the floor); traders should watch for evidence that customer demand weakens enough to pressure volumes even with contract protections.

Key entities

  • SanDisk

    NASDAQ-listed memory supplier; thesis hinges on NBMs and elevated NAND pricing floor.

  • BofA

    Reiterated Buy and lifted fiscal 2027 revenue/EPS estimates and price target based on NBMs and supply/demand imbalance.

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