SNDK

Sandisk Corporation

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Sandisk Corporation insider trading

Every time one of SNDK's executives or directors buys or sells the stock, the filing appears here the moment it reaches the SEC — with grants and option exercises set apart from the trades that cost the insider their own money.

SEC Form 4 data, Q3 2024 to Q2 2026

SNDK insider trading by quarter

Between Jul 01, 2024 and Jun 30, 2026, 5 insiders traded SNDK on the open market: 0 purchases and 8 sales worth $11.4M, 1 of the sales pre-scheduled under a 10b5-1 plan. In the last four quarters alone: 0 purchases and 8 sales ($11.4M), by 5 insiders.

QuarterBoughtSold
Q2 2026—−$8.9M6 sales · 1 on a plan
Q1 2026—−$2.2M1 sale
Q4 2025—−$248K1 sale
Q3 2025——
Q2 2025——
Q1 2025——
Q4 2024——
Q3 2024——
Largest sale
−$3.5M of SNDK by Pokorny Michael (VP, Chief Accounting Officer) on May 12, 2026.

Open-market transactions through Jun 30, 2026most recent first

  • Shek Bernard10b5-1

    Chief Legal Officer & Secty

    −$1M

    Jun 03, 2026

    600 sh · $1,736.00

  • Ilkbahar Alper

    EVP, Chief Technology Officer

    −$1.8M

    Jun 01, 2026

    999 sh · $1,755.31

  • Ilkbahar Alper

    EVP, Chief Technology Officer

    −$1.1M

    Jun 01, 2026

    600 sh · $1,758.40

  • Ilkbahar Alper

    EVP, Chief Technology Officer

    −$704.6K

    Jun 01, 2026

    401 sh · $1,757.00

  • Pokorny Michael

    VP, Chief Accounting Officer

    −$3.5M

    May 12, 2026

    2,446 sh · $1,426.18

  • Sayiner Necip

    Director

    −$870.3K

    May 08, 2026

    579 sh · $1,503.11

  • Suzuki Miyuki

    Director

    −$2.2M

    Feb 25, 2026

    3,500 sh · $627.53

  • Sayiner Necip

    Director

    −$248K

    Dec 03, 2025

    1,271 sh · $195.14

From SEC's quarterly Form 3, 4 and 5 data sets: code P purchases and code S sales of common stock, by the date the trade happened. Where a fund and the people who control it each report the same block, it is counted once. Trades made in the last days of Q2 2026 but filed after it closed arrive with SEC's next quarterly release.

After insiders bought SNDK

What the stock actually did in the 90 days following each open-market purchase

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How to read SNDK insider activity

Open-market purchase (code P)
An insider spending their own money at market price. This is the only buy code that reliably carries signal — it is a decision, not compensation.
Grants and option exercises (codes A, M)
Scheduled compensation. Most "insider buying" headlines are really this, which is why InsiderPulse weights it at a fraction of a real purchase.
Cluster buy
Two or more different insiders buying on the open market in the same window. One executive buying can mean anything; three is much harder to explain away.

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Questions

How much SNDK stock have insiders bought and sold in the last two years?
Between Jul 01, 2024 and Jun 30, 2026, 5 Sandisk Corporation insiders made no open-market purchases and 8 sales worth $11.4M. 1 of the sales were pre-scheduled under a Rule 10b5-1 plan. In the four quarters to Jun 30, 2026: no purchases and 8 sales ($11.4M). The largest sale was Pokorny Michael selling $3.5M on May 12, 2026.
Where does SNDK insider trading data come from?
From the Form 4 filings Sandisk Corporation's officers, directors and 10% owners must send the SEC within two business days of a trade. Each row on this page links to its original filing on SEC EDGAR. Share grants and option exercises are kept apart from open-market purchases and sales, because only the latter cost the insider their own money.

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