Motley Fool says Sandisk and Micron could consider stock splits in 2027 if their shares hold or extend recent rallies. Sandisk rose from below $250 to just under $2,000 this year, while Micron climbed from under $300 to above $1,000.
Micron’s fiscal 2026 third-quarter revenue more than quadrupled year over year, while Sandisk grew even faster in its fiscal fourth quarter. Both companies gave guidance for high sequential growth; the article says memory-chip demand exceeds supply, boosting chipmakers’ pricing power and profits.
The suggested split sizes are comparisons, not company plans: the article points to 20-for-1 splits by Amazon and Alphabet after their shares traded above $2,000, and Nvidia’s 10-for-1 split when its stock was above $1,200. It speculates Sandisk could follow the 20-for-1 example and Micron the 10-for-1 one if they sustain current prices.
