Super Micro Raises Fiscal 2027 Net-Sales Guidance to $72–$82 Billion
On November 3, 2026, Super Micro Computer raised its fiscal 2027 net-sales guidance to $72 billion–$82 billion from $65 billion–$72 billion. It also forecast fiscal Q2 net sales of $19.5 billion–$21.5 billion, above the cited $16.53 billion estimate.
This is a new, forward-looking company guidance update rather than market-price commentary. Super Micro Computer raised its annual net-sales outlook from $65 billion–$72 billion to $72 billion–$82 billion and forecast fiscal Q2 net sales of $19.5 billion–$21.5 billion versus the cited $16.53 billion estimate, creating a material earnings catalyst. The supporting context explicitly identifies these figures as fiscal 2027 guidance, so the candidate’s FY26 label has been corrected. The exact announcement time is not independently stated; the timestamp is anchored to the contemporaneous alert at 21:13:20 UTC and is therefore estimated rather than certain. Super Micro is the direct affected company, while NVIDIA is approved as a secondary stakeholder because the corroborating report specifically attributes the sales strength to demand for Nvidia-powered systems. Other listed companies are more indirect, generic supply-chain beneficiaries and are excluded conservatively.
SUPER MICRO COMPUTER SEES Q2 NET SALES $19.5 BLN TO $21.5 BLN, WELL ABOVE ESTIMATE OF $16.53 BLN, AND RAISES ITS FY NET SALES VIEW TO $72 BLN TO $82 BLN FROM $65 BLN TO $72 BLN