SUPER MICRO Forum: Community User: BUDEX

Supermicro and its sister company, Ablecom, were both family affairs: when Super Micro Computer Inc was established in San Jose, Charles Liang was president and chief executive officer of the company and his wife, Chiu-Chu Liu, who goes by Sara, was the treasurer. Four years later, Liang’s brothers, Steve and Bill, created a manufacturing subsidiary called Ablecom for server enclosures and other pieces of bent metal in Taoyuan City, Taiwan, which they collectively own the majority of the shares of to this day. https://www.nextplatform.com/2023/09/28/supermicro-at-30-from-designing-ai-chips-to-selling-ai-systems/

Related Party Transactions Policy: Reporting Related Party Transactions...in which any of the following persons (each a “Related Party”) had, has or will have a direct or indirect material interest: 3) Any immediate family member of any of the foregoing, which means any child, stepchild, parent, stepparent, spouse, sibling, mother-, father-, sister-, brother-, son- or daughter-in-law of, and any person (other than a tenant or employee) sharing a household with, any person covered in Item 1 or 2 (“Immediate Family Members”). https://www.supermicro.com/about/policies/Related_Party_Transactions_Policy.pdf

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es geht klipp und klar um den selben sachverhalt. wenn es dir hilft, dann verschliesse die augen. (was völlig legitim ist). die realität ist eine andere und kann (!) böse enden.

ich habe gelesen und das ist das problem (also für mich persönlich nicht mehr): hier wird jetzt stück für stück die wahrheit rausgerückt. es macht einen riesenunterschied, ob es gar keine änderungen gibt (1. meldung) oder keine wesentlichen (2. meldung). mal schauen, wie dann die 3. meldung aussieht. für mich ist es - leider - völlig klar: hier muss man raus.

Lies mal die Meldung richtig! No Material change