Western Digital (WDC) valuation history

$395.41

Latest weekly close · Market cap $151.8B

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Western Digital's P/E of 15.3x is lower than 70% of its weekly readings since February 2025, but its recent earnings include a large one-time gain outside its main business. Its P/S is higher than 69% of its weekly readings since February 2025 (as of ).

  • Forward P/E 9.7× (analyst estimates, not ranked).

Weekly P/E since February 2025

P/E each weekMiddle half of its readingsMedian 21.4×
P/E weekly history0×20×40×60×15.3×Apr ’25Oct ’25Apr ’26Oct ’26
Median
21.4×
Low to high
8.9× to 44.6×
Versus median
-28%
History starts
February 2025

P/E

30thpercentile

of its weekly readings since February 2025

Recent earnings include a large one-time gain outside the main business.

Growth, last 12 months vs the year before

Revenue
+43%accelerating
EPS
+275%

Price vs revenue and EPS, indexed to 100

Each line starts at 100 at its first positive reading over the last five years. Revenue and EPS change at fiscal quarter ends.

PriceRevenue, last 12 monthsEPS, last 12 months100 = first reading
05001,0001,5002,000Apr ’25Oct ’25Apr ’26Oct ’26

P/E at each year-end

The last weekly reading of each year, and its percentile against the five years before it.

WDC P/E at each year-end
Year-endP/E5-year percentile
27.3×99

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About this history

What is WDC's current P/E?
Western Digital's P/E of 15.3x is lower than 70% of its weekly readings since February 2025, but its recent earnings include a large one-time gain outside its main business. Its P/S is higher than 69% of its weekly readings since February 2025 (as of Oct 30, 2026).
What is WDC's five-year median P/E?
21.4x. Half of WDC's weekly readings since February 2025 were higher and half were lower. This page has 88 weekly readings, from Feb 24, 2025 to Oct 26, 2026.
Does a low historical rank mean a stock is a buy?
No. The rank compares WDC only with its own past. Slower growth or more risk can justify a lower multiple than before. P/E uses earnings and P/S uses revenue from the last twelve months.

Source: SEC company filings and weekly market prices. Multiples use the last twelve months of financial results. Updated .

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