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BofA Reiterates Buy on SanDisk and Lifts Price Target on New Business Models

Bank of America has reiterated its Buy rating on SanDisk (SNDK) and raised its price target, citing the company's new business models.

By Talia GreenwoodMacro DeskJune 9, 20262 min readSNDK
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Key takeaways

  • Bank of America reiterated its Buy rating on SanDisk (SNDK) and raised its price target.
  • BofA cited SanDisk's 'new business models' as the rationale for the more constructive view.
  • BofA raised its price target on SanDisk by roughly 35%, though the exact new figure was not confirmed.
  • The previous price target, the publishing date, and the authoring BofA analyst were not specified.
  • The rating and price target reflect one firm's opinion and are not a guarantee of future performance.

Bank of America has reiterated its Buy rating on SanDisk (SNDK) and raised its price target, citing the company's new business models.

According to the note, BofA maintained its Buy rating on the stock rather than changing its overall stance. The action was a reiteration of an existing positive view paired with an upward revision to the firm's price target.

BofA raised its price target on SanDisk by roughly 35%, per the source. The precise new target figure was not confirmed for this report. The previous price target was also not specified in the available materials.

The analyst's rationale was attributed to SanDisk's "new business models," according to BofA. Further detail on which specific business models or product lines underpin the more constructive view was not provided in the source.

It was not specified when the note was published or which BofA analyst authored it. As with all sell-side research, the rating and price target reflect the issuing firm's opinion and are not a guarantee of future performance.

What it means for investors: A reiterated Buy with a higher price target signals that BofA's analysts have grown more constructive on SanDisk, but it represents one firm's opinion rather than a consensus view or a statement of fact. Investors weighing the call should confirm the exact revised price target, the prior target, and the specific business-model drivers BofA referenced before drawing conclusions, and should consider how this single note fits alongside other analyst coverage and their own assessment of the company's fundamentals.

Source: BofA via aistocksavvy

About this story

Filed by the macro desk of MarketPR on June 9, 2026. Source: editorial.local. Indicative figures are not investment advice.

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Frequently asked

What rating did BofA give SanDisk?

BofA reiterated its existing Buy rating on SanDisk (SNDK) rather than changing its overall stance.

How much did BofA raise its price target?

BofA raised its SanDisk price target by roughly 35%, though the precise new target figure was not confirmed in the report.

Why did BofA become more constructive on SanDisk?

The analyst attributed the more positive view to SanDisk's 'new business models,' but no detail on the specific models or product lines was provided.

What details about the BofA note were not disclosed?

The exact new and prior price targets, the publication date, and the name of the BofA analyst who authored the note were all unspecified.

Should investors treat this call as a guarantee?

No; the rating and price target represent one firm's opinion, not a consensus or statement of fact, and are not a guarantee of future performance.