On June 11, Western Digital rose 3.23% in regular trading, trading at $503.2/share, with trading volume of $469 million.
On the news front, the storage sector staged a collective rebound following a broad sell-off in the prior session, with SanDisk surging over 7.5% and Dell Technologies gaining over 2%, signaling a clear sector-wide recovery. Simultaneously, multiple investment banks issued upgraded target prices for Western Digital: JPMorgan raised its target from $530 to $650, maintaining an Overweight rating; Citi and Mizuho each raised their targets to $685; and Barclays lifted its target to $620, reflecting strong institutional consensus on the company's medium- to long-term outlook.
Additionally, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang recently stated that the storage chip supply shortage will persist for years, citing insufficient capacity across the supply chain from wafers to packaging. This commentary provides fundamental support for the broader storage sector, reinforcing demand-driven tailwinds for Western Digital's enterprise and flash storage businesses.
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