Market Movers: Super Micro Computer Down 12%
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Super Micro Computer dropped 12% after announcing $7 billion in equity financing, following similar capital raises by Alphabet ($85 billion) and Meta.
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Shares of Super Micro Computer (NASDAQ: SMCI) are down 12% or by $4.66 a share after the company announced $7 billion in equity financing-related deals.
SMCI is the latest company to seek additional capital to fund operations. Earlier this month, Alphabet said it would sell $85 billion in stock. And just days ago, Meta shares dropped after a report that it could raise tens of billions of dollars in a stock offering to fund its AI plans, too.
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