Super Micro Avoids Nasdaq Delisting After Filing Delayed Financial Reports

The server maker’s filings restore compliance with Nasdaq rules, but governance concerns and legal risks linger.

Super Micro Computer filed overdue financial reports just before Nasdaq’s February 25 deadline, avoiding delisting and confirming SEC compliance.
The company’s delayed filings stemmed from allegations of accounting misconduct, leading to the resignation of its former auditor Ernst & Young.
Super Micro reported fiscal 2024 revenue of $14.99 billion, more than doubling year-over-year, driven by demand for AI-focused server solutions.
Despite the filings, Super Micro acknowledged material weaknesses in internal financial controls and is implementing measures to address them.
While the company’s stock surged over 20% following the filings, legal scrutiny and reputational risks from past governance issues remain unresolved.