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Wall Street Breakfast

Super Micro surges as delisting fears fade

Wall Street Breakfast

Seeking Alpha

Business, Investing, Business News, News

3.8950 Ratings

🗓️ 26 February 2025

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Summary

Super Micro (SMCI) surges after filing delayed reports in time with SEC. (00:22) Tesla's (TSLA) market cap falls below $1 trillion as European sales drop. (01:35) China says Taiwan seeks to give away chip industry as 'souvenir' to US - report. (02:26)

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0:00.0

Welcome to Seeking Alpha's Wall Street Breakfast, where we cover the top news for investors every morning.

0:08.0

Good morning. Today is Wednesday, February 26th. I'm Julie Morgan. Super Micro makes the deadline.

0:15.8

Tesla's market cap falls, and China makes a big accusation against Taiwan. Supermicrocomputer is up 26% in

0:26.0

pre-market action. This after the company filed its delinquent financial reports to the U.S.

0:31.9

Securities and Exchange Commission just ahead of its deadline. Shares of SMCI closed Tuesday 11.5% lower. There was uncertainty

0:41.2

about whether it would file its audited annual report for fiscal 2024 and the first two quarters

0:47.3

of fiscal 2025 by the February 25th deadline. If not, it faced a possible delisting from NASDAQ. In Supermicros 10K filing,

0:57.5

the company contends it does not agree with Ernst & Young's resignation or its reasons for doing so.

1:03.5

Concerns about the company's financial statements cropped up in late August when Hindenburg

1:08.3

research issued a report that it was short Super Micro shares.

1:11.6

A day later, Super Micro said it was delaying its annual 10K filing.

1:16.6

Super Micro works closely with companies such as Nvidia, Advanced Micro devices, and Intel

1:23.6

to develop products that are compatible with the latest generation of industry standard technologies.

1:29.1

It also creates liquid cooling systems for GPUs and CPUs and data centers.

1:35.8

Now, an update to a story we first told you about on Tuesday on Wall Street lunch with Kim Kahn.

1:41.8

Tesla tumbled on Tuesday, pushing its market cap below $1 trillion

1:46.1

for the first time since November 2024. The EV maker's stock fell 8.39% closing at $302.80 on

1:55.6

Tuesday, with the company's market cap now at $948 billion. The decline follows data from the European Automobile

2:02.9

Manufacturers Association, which showed that Tesla's sales in Europe dropped 45% in January. Tesla's shares

2:10.5

have lost about 25% in value year-to-date, despite rising over 51% in the past year. Investors have also raised concerns over the

2:21.0

CEO's alliance with President Trump and his political involvement. China has recently accused

2:28.1

Taiwan of attempting to relinquish its semiconductor industry to the U.S. to gain political

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