Super-microcomputers publish financial statements for the fourth financial season of 2026, and post-asset prices rise by 7.56 per cent

THE SUPERCOMPUTER (SMCI) ISSUED A FINANCIAL REPORT FOR THE FOURTH FINANCIAL SEASON OF THE 2026 FISCAL YEAR, RECEIVING $11.12 BILLION, DOWN FROM $11.3 BILLION TO $11.6 BILLION EXPECTED BY ANALYSTS, COMPARED TO $5.76 BILLION THE PREVIOUS YEAR. THE MĀORI RATE WAS 17.5 PER CENT, ADJUSTED TO YIELD $170 PER SHARE, WITH A NET PROFIT OF $117 MILLION, COMPARED TO $195.2 MILLION DURING THE SAME PERIOD OF THE PREVIOUS YEAR. THE COMPANY EXPECTS TO EARN BETWEEN $14.5 BILLION AND $15.5 BILLION IN THE FIRST FINANCIAL QUARTER, WITH ADJUSTED GAINS OF BETWEEN $101 AND $1.10 PER SHARE, HIGHER THAN THE $1.2 BILLION EXPECTED BY ANALYSTS. THE COLLECTION GUIDELINES FOR THE 2027 FISCAL YEAR RANGED FROM $6.5 BILLION TO $7.2 BILLION, HIGHER THAN THE ANALYST ' S PROJECTION OF $5.25 BILLION TO $5.44 BILLION. NEW ORDERS EXCEEDED $600 MILLION AND NINE CLIENTS COLLECTED OVER $100 MILLION EACH IN 2026. SUPERCOMPUTER COLLECTIONS ROSE BY 0.45 PER CENT AND THEN BY 7.56 PER CENT。