Super Micro Faces Delisting Threat Amidst Stock Plunge and Bond Repayment Concerns

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Super Micro Computer, Inc. faces a potential delisting from Nasdaq following the resignation of its auditor, Ernst & Young, amid allegations of accounting irregularities and export control violations. This delisting could trigger an early repayment of $1.725 billion in bonds if the company's shares are not re-listed. Super Micro is working on a compliance plan to extend the deadline for submitting audited financials, while maintaining confidence in its ability to manage its debt due to a substantial cash reserve. Shares have fallen 3.5% amid these developments.
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