Supermicro says independent probe finds no evidence senior management knew of export-control diversion scheme

• Supermicro completed an independent board-led investigation into a March 2026 indictment tied to alleged export-control violations.
• Review found no evidence current senior management knew of diversion or that the company diverted restricted products.
• Probe found no direct sales of export-controlled products to known restricted parties or locations.
• Investigation found no indication previously issued financial statements were unreliable due to potential diversion.
• Board adopted recommendations to strengthen export compliance; personnel actions included terminations for policy or code-of-conduct breaches.

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