Mizuho Lowers Sandisk Price Target to $50

Analyst: Vijay Rakesh 1 min read Reproduced verbatim
Rating
Outperform
Target
$50
from $60 (−17%)
Downside
−95%
SNDK at $929 today

Mizuho’s latest target on sandisk is now $1,900 (Oct 30, 2026); the median of 8 firms is $2,175. Mizuho has reached 88% of its year-old targets (69 scored).

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What the analyst said

Mizuho analyst Vijay Rakesh lowered the price target on SanDisk (NASDAQ: SNDK) to $50 (from $60) while maintaining an Outperform rating.

“We continue to rate SNDK Outperform and lower our PT to $50 (prior: $60), 1.1x our F26 EV/S, as we see BiCS8 and upcoming BiCS9 driving share gains in the eSSD market with AI tailwinds and continued leadership in its client/consumer end markets, partially offsetting some near-term weakness in the general NAND market ahead of price increases.

With reports of key NAND suppliers planning to raise prices as early as April, we believe the NAND market could be setup for a slight 2H25E rebound as ASPs could be up 10-15% from current levels, but note that tariffs may limit potential ASP increases and potential topline/margin improvements.”

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Where the price stands

SNDK trades at $929.

Since the note SNDK has moved +2439% (from $36.58). The 12-month window closed on April 10, 2026.

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