Sandisk Corporation (NASDAQ: SNDK) announced that its management will participate in two major investor conferences next week. The presentations will provide updates on the company's memory technology strategy.

Conference Schedule

Management is scheduled to speak at the following events in September 2026:

Accessing the Webcasts

The management presentations will be available as live webcasts. Investors can access these streams through Sandisk's Investor Relations website at investor.sandisk.com. Archived replays of the sessions will be accessible on the website after the presentations conclude.

About Sandisk

Sandisk is a vertically integrated global semiconductor company. It designs and manufactures memory solutions for enterprise SSDs, consumer devices, and connected systems. The company focuses on technologies that support AI infrastructure and the modern digital economy.

Appaloosa Management completely exited its position in SanDisk Corp (NASDAQ: SNDK) during the second quarter. The fund sold its entire holding of 281,250 shares as the memory-chip maker’s stock delivered a historic rally.

The filing reflects holdings as of June 30 and does not disclose the exact timing of the sales within the quarter. SanDisk shares climbed more than 200% during the period, driven by surging demand for AI-related memory chips. This performance marked the company’s strongest quarterly gain on record.

Post-Rally Correction

Shares reached an all-time high of roughly $2,350 in late June before reversing course. Since that peak, SanDisk stock has fallen more than 30%. While the 13F filing confirms the exit occurred before this correction unfolded, it does not indicate whether Tepper sold near the beginning, middle, or end of the rally.

Portfolio Discipline

The move highlights a focus on risk management after extraordinary gains rather than maximizing every dollar of upside. Appaloosa also reduced its position in Micron Technology Inc (NASDAQ: MU) by about 41% during the same quarter, suggesting selective trimming of exposure to a sector with exceptional recent performance.

What the Numbers Show

The divergence between SanDisk’s quarterly performance and its post-quarter trajectory is stark. The stock gained over 200% during the quarter when Appaloosa exited, yet it has since declined more than 30% from its late-June peak. This pattern underscores how quickly sentiment can reverse following a near-vertical ascent, even as the underlying business case for AI memory demand remains intact.