Sandisk says quarterly revenue rose 51% as pricing and datacenter demand lifted results
Fiscal fourth-quarter results included stronger pricing, higher volume, first-quarter guidance and a larger repurchase authorization. The release is verified; any connection to a later derivative move still requires a matching timeline.
Sandisk reported fiscal fourth-quarter revenue of $8.97 billion, up 51% sequentially, and said higher pricing contributed about twice as much as volume to the sequential increase.
What is confirmed and what remains open
Confirmed facts
- Sandisk reported fiscal fourth-quarter results and published first-quarter guidance and an updated repurchase authorization.
Unresolved
- No article-time venue reaction has been matched to this event.
The reported numbers
Sandisk reported fiscal fourth-quarter revenue of $8.97 billion. It said about one-third of the sequential growth came from volume and two-thirds from pricing. For the full fiscal year, the company reported revenue of $20.25 billion and said datacenter revenue had risen 437% year over year.
The company guided fiscal first-quarter 2027 revenue to a range of $10.30 billion to $10.80 billion. Its board also approved an additional $14 billion repurchase authorization, bringing the stated remaining authorization to $15.5 billion at the time of the release.
What investors may be testing
The central question is whether the combination of higher NAND pricing, datacenter demand and longer customer commitments can persist. A strong quarter can reset expectations, but memory markets remain cyclical and high pricing can attract supply or reduce demand.
Guidance and buybacks can support sentiment, but they do not remove execution, customer concentration, technology-transition or industry-pricing risks.
How to use this event beside a live chart
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Sources
- Sandisk Reports Fiscal Fourth Quarter 2026 Financial ResultsSandisk Investor Relations
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