Western Digital is exiting its stake in Sandisk through a large secondary public offering and a concurrent debt for equity exchange. This move shifts Sandisk to an independent NAND specialist, allowing it to pursue AI and cloud storage demands. While the exit removes a concentrated corporate owner and clarifies ownership, investors should watch for potential share price volatility from future block sales and the company’s use of its shelf registration.
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Sandisk Regains Independence As Western Digital Plans Full Exit
Western Digital is exiting its stake in Sandisk through a large secondary public offering and a concurrent debt for equity exchange. This move shifts Sandisk to an independent NAND specialist, allowing it to pursue AI and cloud storage demands. While the exit removes a concentrated corporate owner and clarifies ownership, investors should watch for potential share price volatility from future block sales and the company’s use of its shelf registration.