On November 6, SanDisk Corp. rose 11.33% in Regular Trading, trading at $897.5 per share with turnover of $21.72 billion.

The move aligns with a broader rebound across storage names after the prior session’s steep selloff, with recent market reports characterizing the advance as a technical repair rather than a new fundamental shift.

Background context remains supportive: SanDisk Corp. reported quarterly revenue of $11.03 billion and adjusted EPS of 49.51, while guiding next-quarter revenue to $12.2 billion-$12.6 billion. Industry data cited alongside the rebound showed NAND contract prices up 15% to 20% for the quarter and traditional DRAM contract prices up 10% to 15%, while AI server memory demand in HBM, DRAM, and NAND remained firm. Recent reports also noted that companies already embedded in AI server supply chains are better positioned to sustain orders and profitability.

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