Current report (8-K/A) SMCI Nasdaq,Nasdaq

The same form and item disclosing a \$10,000 monthly consultancy — the range an amendment covers

Super Micro Computer, Inc. Filed Jan 2, 2026 Period 2025-12-22

Super Micro Computer filed an amended current report (8-K/A) disclosing a contractor agreement entered on an officer departure: a three-month consultancy at \$10,000 per month. All ten 8-K/A filings this site holds as of 2026-09-02 amend the same Item 5.02, but the sums they carry vary widely.

Filing key facts

  • CompanySuper Micro Computer, Inc. (SMCI)
  • FormCurrent report (8-K/A)
  • ExchangeNasdaq,Nasdaq
  • Industry (SIC)Electronic Computers
  • Filing date2026-01-02
  • Period2025-12-22
  • 8-K events5.02 Director/officer changes; compensation, 9.01 Financial statements and exhibits
  • Accession no.0001375365-26-000002

Key points

  • Super Micro Computer disclosed an Independent Contractor Agreement entered on an officer departure through an amended current report.
  • The terms are a three-month consultancy at \$10,000 per month, with the agreement attached as Exhibit 10.1.
  • Of the 644 SEC filings this site holds as of 2026-09-02, 10 are 8-K/A and all amend Item 5.02.
  • Amendments to the same item range from \$10,000 a month to equity awards with target values in the tens of millions.
  • The filing states the description is qualified in its entirety by reference to the agreement itself.

1What remains after a departure

When an officer leaves a company, the relationship does not always end that day. An arrangement may keep them on as a consultant for a period to hand work over. This amendment was filed to disclose such an agreement. The original report carried the fact of the departure; the terms of the agreement were added afterward.

2The terms disclosed

Type of agreementIndependent Contractor AgreementEntered as part of the departure
TermThree monthsActing as a consultant to the company
Compensation$10,000 per monthThe agreement attached as Exhibit 10.1

Three months at $10,000 a month is small in scale. It is disclosed nonetheless because the person is an officer and a financial relationship with the company continues — material for judging whether a position is independent.

3The range one form covers

Amendments to the same Item 5.02What each carries
This filing (Super Micro)A three-month consultancy at $10,000 per month
Another 8-K/A this site covers (Apple)An annual equity award with a target value of $55 million
Both add terms concerning officersThe sums differ by orders of magnitude

Of the 644 SEC filings this site holds as of 2026-09-02, 10 are 8-K/A and all of them amend Item 5.02. The use is common, yet the sums run from $10,000 a month to tens of millions. What the regime asks is not how large the amount is but whether the financial relationship between an officer and the company has been made known.

4Qualified in its entirety

The text states that the description does not purport to be complete and is qualified in its entirety by reference to the agreement itself. A summary is only a summary; the rights and obligations follow the agreement. It is standard language across filings, and it exists to discourage relying on the summary alone.

Why it matters

A financial relationship continuing after an officer departs is material for judging independence. The range of sums under one item shows that the regime asks whether the relationship is known, not how large it is.

FAQ

Why disclose an agreement of such modest size?
Because the person is an officer and a financial relationship with the company continues after departure, which is material for judging independence.
What does qualified in its entirety mean?
That the description in the filing is only a summary and the rights and obligations follow the attached agreement. It is standard language across filings.

Sources (primary)

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