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Jefferies cuts SanDisk's target price from $3,000 to $1,750, maintains "Buy" rating.

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Jefferies cut SanDisk (SNDK)’s price target from $3,000 to $1,750 while retaining its "Buy" rating. Analyst Blayne Curtis noted that the company delivered strong execution in its June quarter, but its September quarter guidance only met expectations, which may weigh on investor sentiment in the near term. SanDisk expects its NAND revenue year-over-year growth to slow in the September quarter compared to the June quarter, with bit shipment and average selling price (ASP) growth both moderating. Management also lowered its gross margin guidance, as lower gross margins from long-term agreements offset the benefits of price improvements. The edge business remained the largest contributor to growth in the June quarter, with revenue surging nearly 400% year-over-year and accounting for 61% of total revenue. Jefferies believes this may involve aggressive inventory building, which could translate into near-term pressure on bit shipment growth in the coming quarters. Consumer segment revenue fell 32% quarter-over-quarter to $556 million, mainly due to price hikes weighing on market demand. The data center segment will be SanDisk’s key growth driver going forward. The company’s new business model has expanded to 8 clients in the data center and edge segments, with customer commitments secured for over 50% of its planned bit production in fiscal 2027 and around 67% in fiscal 2028.

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