As of Monday morning, Supermicro still has not shared additional specifics. A spokesperson told Fast Company last week that it 'intends to take all necessary steps to achieve compliance with the Nasdaq continued listing requirements as soon as possible.' This remark underscores the company's commitment to addressing its compliance issues promptly in an effort to restore investor confidence.
Supermicro's noncompliance issues appear to be related to accounting irregularities that were alleged in a report by Hindenburg Research in August. This situation escalated when, two months later, the company's accounting firm, EY, resigned, leaving Supermicro without the necessary financial reporting capabilities required by the SEC, further complicating its challenges in maintaining Nasdaq listing.
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