SanDisk Quarterly Revenue Soars to $11 Billion as NAND Long-Term Orders Stretch to 2030
SanDisk reported Q1 2027 revenue of $11B, up 23% QoQ and 378% YoY, with data center revenue at $4.8B. Non-GAAP gross margin was 85.1%, and adjusted free cash flow reached $5.7B. The company guided Q2 revenue to $12.2B-$12.6B and announced long-term orders extending to 2030. SanDisk also repurchased $5B in shares and approved a 41-for-1 stock split.
How this was made
The 30-second read
Why it matters
The earnings beat and forward guidance suggest strong near‑term momentum, while the split and buyback indicate capital return confidence.
Market read
First‑report earnings with sizable revenue and guidance lift, likely to move the stock and influence the broader memory‑chip sector.
What to watch
The 41‑for‑1 split could increase liquidity and attract retail investors, but may also dilute per‑share metrics.
Background
SanDisk reported Q1 FY2027 results with revenue of $11 B, a 23% QoQ increase, and announced a 41‑for‑1 stock split.
Market effects
Strong upside for NAND memory and data‑center storage sector as long‑term contracts signal demand growth.
U.S. technology and semiconductor markets may see a short‑term rally on the earnings beat.
Potential ripple effect on global memory‑chip suppliers and OEMs reliant on NAND capacity.
Counterpoint
Long‑term contract pricing may cap upside if spot NAND prices surge, limiting upside for the stock.
Key entities
- companySanDisk
NAND flash memory manufacturer, subsidiary of Western Digital.
- executiveDavid Goeckeler
Chairman and CEO of SanDisk.



