Super Micro Computer Inc. rose in extended trading after giving an aggressive long-term revenue outlook and saying it “believes” it will meet a Nasdaq Inc. deadline to file audited financial results.

Super Micro Computer said on Tuesday it believes it will be able to file its delayed annual and quarterly reports with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) by February 25, after failing to submit the 10-K report by the August deadline.

Super Micro’s stock is surging following a robust revenue outlook for next fiscal year. But analysts worry about stiffer competition in the market, among other issues.

Shares of Super Micro Computer jumped after the company set a sales outlook for fiscal 2026 that blows past current Wall Street forecasts, unwinding a selloff earlier in the day.

Outsized moves are common for Super Micro Computer stock. In fact, the equity hasn't seen a swing below 5% since Feb. 3. Five of the last six sessions were positive, including a 17.6% pop to kick off the week, as the stock climbs back up toward the $50 level, which has capped gains since August. Year over year, SMCI is down 48.2%.