On October 19, SanDisk Corp. rose 4.9% in Regular Trading, trading at $1366.98/share, with turnover of $783 million.
The move coincided with the company’s announcement of a partnership with Meta to supply Made for Meta microSD Express cards and USB-C flash drives for the Quest lineup and upcoming VR Glasses, with product availability planned for next spring alongside the headset launch.
Background reports indicate the VR Glasses are expected to include 128GB of built-in storage and support expandable storage, creating a new consumer-electronics and external-storage narrative for SanDisk Corp. after recent pressure on memory stocks from competition concerns and cycle-peak worries. Peer names including Western Digital and Seagate also moved higher, suggesting the news helped ease broader pessimism around the storage group.
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