Sandisk (SNDK) Q4 FY26 earnings results beat revenue & EPS expectations

Sandisk raked in enough revenue to overcome Wall Street estimates through growth of its SSD and AI infrastructure markets.

The Sandisk Corporation dropped its latest round of quarterly earnings results, and Q4 FY26 looked like mostly good news for the company. It beat on its main metrics, putting up revenue and earnings-per-share (EPS) that overcame Wall Street and Earnings Whisper estimates.

Sandisk reported its Q4 2026 earnings results on its investor relations website this week. According to estimates from CNBC, Sandisk’s revenue was expected to be around $8.42 billion. Meanwhile, Wall Street reportedly expected an EPS of around $34.45 per share with Earnings Whisper expecting around $36.15 per share. It’s actual revenue came out $8.97 billion and its EPS landed at $39.25 per share, meaning Sandisk beat all expectations.

Sandisk has continued to operate in the memory storage component market, and its SSD products were a main driver of its successful quarter, which it picked up from Western Digital in 2025. That has been bolstered by the AI boom, for which Sandisk also provided infrastructure hardware and technology.

With Q4 FY26 marking the end of Sandisk’s fiscal year, stay tuned to the Sandisk topic for more news and updates as they drop.

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