On November 6, Western Digital rose 3.13% in After-Hours Trading, trading around $275.75/share, with turnover of $145 million.

The move followed a rebound across storage names after the group had been heavily sold in the prior session.

Recent market updates showed storage stocks recovering after a sharp downturn in which SanDisk had fallen more than 17%, Micron had dropped over 12%, and the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index had declined 5.82%. In the latest after-hours move, SanDisk rose 5.65% and Seagate gained 2.63%, providing a sector tailwind for Western Digital. Earlier reports also noted that despite Western Digital posting better-than-expected recent quarterly results and forward guidance, investors were still digesting capacity expansion, valuation, and AI capital spending debates, which had increased volatility across the group.

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