NASDAQ:SNDK 3 March 2026 - 15 June 2026

SNDK jumped Thursday as Sandisk Corporation rallied with AI memory stocks. Shares popped 14.50% to finish at $1,881.51, having opened at $1,672.26 and touched $1,895.00 in the session. Volume was 13.46 million, per Google Finance, which showed SNDK ticking up after hours to $1,882.78.

SanDisk shares lost ground on Wednesday even after Barclays lifted its rating and nearly doubled its price target, a fresh sign that Wall Street is still trying to catch up with one of the fastest moves in the AI trade. The stock was down about 2.0% at $1,557.74 after touching $1,674.30 earlier in the session.

Late Thursday, Sandisk Corp told shareholders to turn down an unsolicited “mini-tender” from Tutanota LLC, which wants to scoop up as many as 100,000 Sandisk shares at $1,150 each. The company cautioned that those accepting the offer risk selling shares for less than what they might fetch on the open market. Sandisk noted the offer represents under 0.07% of its outstanding common stock as of April 24.

Sandisk Corporation slid 6.8% Friday to $527.33, hit by the broad market selloff and now down about 17% over the last five sessions. Next up: Sandisk execs are set to appear at Cantor’s Global Technology & Industrial Growth Conference on Wednesday, as the U.S. prepares to release February consumer-price numbers that morning.

Sandisk Corp jumped close to 6% Wednesday, last quoted up 5.9% at $599.06 after hours. Shares moved in a range from $557.19 to $607.47 through the session, with volume hitting roughly 15.5 million shares.

Sandisk Corporation dropped 8.6% Tuesday, sliding to $565.28 in after-hours trade, with memory and storage names taking a hit during a broader market selloff.