Super Micro’s Bold $2B Bond Plan Signals 35% Premium Upside

June 26, 2025 at 11:25 AM EDT

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When it comes to the most controversial names in the stock market, it is often best to stay informed about the type of corporate news that retail investors often overlook, as it typically signals underlying changes to a business and its future growth potential. Today, one such piece of news is emerging from the technology sector, all within the hot area of semiconductors and chipmakers.

The stock in question is Super Micro Computer Inc. (NASDAQ: SMCI), which recently announced a new capital raise, according to its investor relations website. Typically, a capital raise could mean the company is in trouble and running low on funds to keep operations and future expansion plans afloat.

However, this is one of those rare cases where additional capital is actually needed for the bold plans that Super Micro Computer has ahead of it.

Its success in launching liquid-cooling products and services for data centers has entered Super Micro Computer into a new sphere of upside, as it is now tied to the biggest names in the space and the growth they are enjoying. This wave is unlikely to go away anytime soon, as the world has effectively become dependent on semiconductors and such instruments to function properly.

New Growth Trajectory Calls for New Measures

As of late June 2025, Super Micro Computer management announced plans to issue up to $2 billion worth of convertible bonds due in 2030. This is a great deal for new investors who are on the fence about buying into Super Micro Computer stock, as convertible bonds offer the best of both fixed income and equity investing all in one.

Now, considering that the conversion clause in these bonds is set at a price of $55.20 per share, there is now an inherent premium of 35% from where the stock trades today, indicating that insiders are suggesting this is where the stock is likely to be headed next.

Even with this optimistic view, there are some risks for current and prospective shareholders, one of which is dilution risk. When and if these bonds are converted into stock, shares will need to be issued to accommodate the conversion, which means the ownership rate for investors at that time will be diluted.

Considering their current backers, management decided to mitigate these risks as well. Over the recent past, Super Micro Computer has repurchased up to 4.9 million shares to mitigate (if not eliminate) this share dilution impact, which is something to keep in mind regarding the competency of the company’s leadership.

It also speaks to the company's previous risks. Over the past 12 months, investors have faced allegations that the company was involved in fraudulent accounting activities, which have been dismissed at this point, leaving the world to wonder whether trust has been fully restored.

A bond issuance may signal that trust has, in fact, been restored for Super Micro Computer’s business since bond investors typically look more into the financial profile of the company that borrows capital so they can figure out the chances of being repaid.

What the Money Will Be Used for

There are still no guidance figures or plans as to where the money will be deployed. However, it isn’t far from reality to expect that management will choose to place these new funds in the places where Super Micro Computer has already seen some success lately.

Its latest liquid-cooling service and technology for data centers has been a hit with companies like NVIDIA Co. (NASDAQ: NVDA). Now that they have partnered in development with Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (NASDAQ: AMD), it seems like the only way demand can go is upward and onward.

Despite all of this good news, there is one caveat to this announcement. It is still pretty obscure as far as the market is concerned, which means this information is likely not priced into the stock today, nor is it inside the current Wall Street valuation targets.

This also means there is a time window quickly closing for those looking to take advantage of this Super Micro Computer stock opportunity before it is too late to act. Even without this new capital raise being priced into the stock’s future, Wall Street analysts do have some optimistic views to say the least.

For the fourth quarter of 2025, analysts expect Super Micro Computer to report up to $0.94 in earnings per share (EPS), a near-tripling from today’s reported $0.31.

Of course, these forecasts and valuations may be revised downward in the future once the information is incorporated into models, potentially justifying a significantly lower stock price in the coming months and quarters.

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Super Micro’s Bold $2B Bond Plan Signals 35% Premium Upside

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