Singapore equities saw mixed moves on Thursday, with selective strength among blue chips while REITs showed sharper volatility. STI Top Gainers Top Performer: Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd (J36. SG) +2.21% to S$76.31 Other notable gainers: Thai Beverage PCL +1.14% Wilmar International Ltd +1.08% Hongkong Land Holdings Ltd +1.07% Seatrium Ltd +0.84% Key Point: Jardine Matheson led STI gains, reflecting strength in regional conglomerates. STI Top Losers DFI Retail Group Holdings Ltd (D01. SG) -5.26% to S$4.50 Other laggards included: UOL Group Ltd -2.81% Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Holdings Ltd -1.47% Genting Singapore Ltd -1.47% SATS Ltd -1.08% REITs Movers Top Gainers BHG Retai...
Regaining Compliance
Super Micro Computer (SMCI) saw its stock soar 22% in after-hours trading after finally filing its delayed 10-K report and quarterly reports for September and December. This move allowed the company to regain Nasdaq compliance, preventing a potential delisting.
Key Updates from Super Micro’s Financial Filing:
- Revenue for FY2024 (ended June 30) was 0.3% higher than preliminary reports.
- Net income revised down by 4.6%.
- BDO audit confirmed the financial statements are fair, though it flagged internal control weaknesses over financial reporting.
- Super Micro now meets SEC reporting obligations, officially closing the matter with Nasdaq.
Background: Delisting Concerns & Short Seller Allegations
- Super Micro had delayed its filings in August 2024 after Hindenburg Research alleged accounting issues.
- Ernst & Young resigned as auditor in October, citing an unwillingness to be associated with the company's financials.
- BDO was appointed as the new auditor in November, leading to the latest filings.
- This isn’t the first compliance issue—Super Micro was previously delisted in 2018 before being relisted in 2020.
Market Reaction & Outlook
- Stock dropped 11.8% on Tuesday before the filing, reflecting investor uncertainty.
- Despite turbulence, shares remain up 50% in 2025, showing that investors still believe in the AI server company’s potential.
- Analysts warn that institutional investors avoid non-Nasdaq stocks, meaning a delisting could have been a major setback.
Summary:
- Super Micro dodges delisting after filing delayed financials, stock jumps 22%.
- New filings confirm revenue growth but highlight financial control weaknesses.
- Despite past compliance issues, investor confidence in the AI-driven company remains strong.
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