On August 25, SanDisk Corp. rose 3.1% in pre-market trading, trading at $1,538.32/share, with turnover of $121 million. The stock is recovering from the prior session's sharp decline of nearly 10%.

The storage chip sector saw a collective pre-market rebound driven by oversold recovery demand. In the previous session, Samsung's shareholder return plan disappointed the market — analysts noted its Q3 dividend scale fell below expectations and lacked any stock buyback component, directly dragging down peer storage names. Additionally, SanDisk's current-quarter profit guidance midpoint came in below some institutional estimates despite Q4 revenue of $8.97 billion and adjusted EPS of $39.25 both beating consensus, triggering concentrated profit-taking after the stock's 31% cumulative August rally. Following the steep correction, the broader storage complex rebounded pre-market, with SK Hynix up over 2%, Seagate up nearly 2%, and Western Digital up over 1%. Optical communications names also recovered in tandem.

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