Sandisk Corporation

Sandisk Corporation is a US memory and storage company headquartered in Milpitas, California. Its shares trade on Nasdaq under the ticker SNDK, and the company is included in the S&P 500 index and in the Nasdaq-100 index. The Sandisk brand traces back to a flash memory start-up founded in 1988; after being acquired in 2016 it spent years under the Western Digital umbrella, and in 2025 it separated to become an independent listed company again.

The company designs and sells storage products built on NAND flash memory technology. Its range covers solid-state drives (SSDs) for laptops, desktops and gaming devices, portable SSDs, memory cards used in cameras and phones, and USB flash drives. Enterprise SSD solutions for data centers are also offered. Manufacturing is carried out through a memory production joint venture run together with Kioxia in Japan.

Those following Sandisk stock typically watch the cycle in NAND memory prices, storage demand in data centers, the trend in the consumer electronics market, and developments in the Kioxia partnership. On the SNDK page at Lzzo.com, the share price is shown in US dollars, and the page also includes a historical price chart and technical indicators.