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Sandi's May average target price has risen to $2,125, representing a 33.7% upside from the current price.

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**Date: May 27** **SanDisk Technology Secures Bullish Analyst Upgrades in May** Per a recent analyst research note, SanDisk Technology has earned bullish ratings and upward price target revisions from several top investment banks during May. Key adjustments include a $2,350 target from Melius, a $2,025 target from Citi, and a $2,000 target from Susquehanna. Collectively, these May updates push SanDisk’s average share price target to $2,125. Against SanDisk’s current trading price of $1,589.55, this average target implies a 33.7% upside—reflecting strong market confidence in the company’s long-term outlook. Broader analyst data shows 18 research reports covering SanDisk have set a price target range of $1,000 to $2,350, with a median target of $1,400. The $2,125 May-upgraded average target notably exceeds this median level. The bullish revisions are driven by widespread industry optimism about the storage sector’s growth cycle, fueled by surging demand for high-end storage solutions tied to artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing. This demand tailwind is cited by analysts as a core factor behind their upward adjustments to SanDisk’s targets.
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