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Q2-25 is Aurora鈥檚 first quarter with commercial revenue following April鈥檚 launch of Aurora Driver for Freight. The company recorded $1 million of revenue but a $5 million cost of revenue, resulting in a negative gross margin. R&D spending increased 12 % YoY to $190 million and SG&A rose 29 % to $36 million, driving an operating loss of $230 million and a net loss of $201 million (-$0.11 /share).

Balance-sheet strength: cash & equivalents of $206 million plus $1.103 billion in short-term investments give total liquidity of $1.31 billion. An at-the-market (ATM) equity program supplied $399 million net in H1 and capacity was increased to $1 billion. Liabilities remain low at $223 million with no debt; derivative liabilities fell to $41 million. Stockholders鈥� equity improved to $1.99 billion but accumulated deficit widened to $4.77 billion.

Cash flow: operating cash burn was $286 million for the first six months, better than the $326 million burn last year; capex was modest at $15 million. Management says existing funds cover at least the next 12 months yet anticipates additional raises before full commercialization.

Key figures

• Revenue: $1 m vs $0 m (YoY)
• Net loss: -$201 m vs -$182 m
• Cash & ST investments: $1.31 b
• Shares outstanding: 1.84 b (A+B)
• Intangibles placed in service: $617 m, 10-year life

Form 4 filing for The New York Times Company (NYT) discloses a routine dividend-equivalent grant to director Anuradha B. Subramanian on 24 Jul 2025. The director received 32 Class A common shares in the form of fully vested Restricted Stock Units (RSUs) credited in lieu of cash dividends under the company鈥檚 2020 Incentive Compensation Plan. No cash consideration was paid (price $0), and her direct ownership rose to 9,545 shares following the transaction. No derivative securities were reported. The filing is signed by an attorney-in-fact on 28 Jul 2025.

The transaction is administrative in nature, reflects standard board compensation mechanics, and represents an immaterial (~0%) change in outstanding shares.

On 16 July 2025 Super Micro Computer, Inc. (SMCI) executed a Receivables Purchase Agreement with MUFG Bank, Cr茅dit Agricole CIB and other purchasers. The uncommitted facility allows SMCI to sell eligible accounts receivable up to an initial aggregate limit of $1.79 billion. Each receivable is purchased at its net invoice value minus a discount priced at Term SOFR + 1.15 %鈥�2.80 %, applied over a specified discount period.

Sales are intended to achieve true-sale accounting; however, if re-characterised as financing, SMCI automatically grants the purchasers a security interest in the receivables and proceeds. The agreement can be cancelled by SMCI, the Administrative Agent or the Required Purchasers with 30 days鈥� notice, or immediately after a defined Termination Event. Key terms trigger disclosure under Item 1.01 (Material Definitive Agreement) and Item 2.03 (Off-Balance-Sheet Obligation).

• Facility improves short-term liquidity without increasing on-balance-sheet debt.
• Uncommitted nature means funding availability remains at purchasers鈥� discretion.
• Maximum discount spread of 2.80 % could pressure margins if heavily utilised.

Super Micro Computer, Inc. (SMCI) 鈥� Form 5 Annual Statement of Changes in Beneficial Ownership (fiscal year ended 05/20/2025)

President, CEO, Director and >10 % shareholder Charles Liang reported an internal, non-market reallocation of common shares between his direct account, a joint account with his spouse and his spouse鈥檚 separate account. All transactions are coded 鈥淛,鈥� indicating an exempt, non-market transfer under Rule 16a-13 with $0 consideration.

• 26,277,520 shares moved out of Liang鈥檚 direct ownership.
• 600,000 shares moved out of the joint account with his spouse.
• 600,000 shares simultaneously added to his spouse鈥檚 direct account.

Post-transaction beneficial ownership remains substantial and unchanged in total:

• 40,626,120 shares held directly by Liang.
• 25,677,520 shares held indirectly via the joint account.
• 602,684 shares held indirectly via his spouse.

The aggregate stake of approximately 66.9 million shares is intact, signalling no open-market selling pressure. The filing is mainly administrative, documenting family estate planning or asset allocation rather than a change in economic exposure to SMCI.

Duos Technologies Group, Inc. (DUOT) 鈥� Form 4 filing dated 07/10/2025

CEO and Director Charles P. Ferry reported the purchase of 662 common shares on 06/30/2025 through the company鈥檚 Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP). The shares were acquired at $6.0435, reflecting the ESPP鈥檚 15% discount to the market closing price. Following the transaction, Ferry鈥檚 beneficial ownership is reported as:

• 4,396 shares held directly
• 9,773 shares held jointly with spouse
• 522,889 unvested restricted shares granted under the 2021 Equity Incentive Plan (three-year cliff vesting, all shares vest on 01/01/2028)

The filing indicates voluntary disclosure and exemption under Rule 16b-3(c). No derivative security activity was reported.

Super Micro Computer, Inc. (SMCI) 鈥� Form 4 insider activity dated 07/01/2025

Director and 10% owner Sara Liu reported two routine restricted-stock-unit (RSU) vesting events. She acquired 820 and 510 common shares through option/RSU exercises (transaction code M). To satisfy withholding taxes she disposed of 442 and 275 shares at $47.20 per share (code F). Net of the tax sales, her direct holdings increased by approximately 613 shares.

After the transactions, Liu鈥檚 records show:

• Direct ownership: 2,684鈥�2,959 shares (depending on the specific line item reported)
• Derivative (unvested RSUs) remaining: 1,660 units
• Indirect ownership (held by spouse): 66,903,640 shares

The RSU counts reflect the company鈥檚 10-for-1 forward split effective 09/30/2024. Vesting on the remaining RSUs will occur in equal annual installments each 1 July through 2028, subject to continued service.

No open-market purchases or large dispositions occurred; activity was administrative and immaterial relative to Liu鈥檚 66.9 million-share indirect stake and SMCI鈥檚 public float.

Super Micro Computer, Inc. (SMCI) 鈥� Form 4 insider filing

President & CEO Charles Liang reported routine changes in indirect holdings through his spouse on 1 July 2025:

• RSU vesting (Code 鈥淢鈥�): 820 and 510 restricted stock units converted into the same number of common shares (total 1,330 shares).
• Shares withheld for taxes (Code 鈥淔鈥�): 442 and 275 shares sold at $47.20 per share (total 717 shares; 鈮� $33.8 k).
• Post-transaction holdings: Liang still owns 66,903,640 shares directly; spouse now holds 2,891, 2,449, 2,959, and 2,684 shares in various lots plus 3,190 RSUs outstanding.

The transactions stem from scheduled RSU vesting and associated tax withholding following the company鈥檚 10-for-1 forward split effective 30 Sep 2024. The volumes are immaterial relative to Liang鈥檚 ~66.9 million-share stake and do not alter insider control.

Super Micro Computer, Inc. (SMCI) filed a Form 4 reporting director Wally Yih-Shyan Liaw鈥檚 transactions on 1 July 2025. Liaw exercised 1,393 restricted stock units (RSUs)鈥�800 units from a 2024-granted award and 593 units from a 2025-granted award (transaction code 鈥淢鈥�). To cover withholding taxes, 500 shares were automatically sold (transaction code 鈥淔鈥�) at a price of $47.20, resulting in a net increase of 893 shares.

After the transactions, Liaw holds 73,497 shares directly. Indirectly, he controls 14,990,450 shares through the Liaw Family Trust and 193,770 shares through his spouse, underscoring a sizable insider stake that remains largely intact. The RSU awards vest in four equal annual tranches each 1 July, provided continued service, and reflect the 10-for-1 forward split effective 30 September 2024.

The filing signals routine equity-based compensation vesting with limited sales for tax purposes. No open-market sales occurred, and total insider ownership remains substantial, implying continued alignment with shareholder interests. The event is considered neutral-to-slightly positive in impact given the net share accumulation and absence of discretionary selling.

Super Micro Computer, Inc. (SMCI) filed a Form 4 reporting director Wally Yih-Shyan Liaw鈥檚 transactions on 1 July 2025. Liaw exercised 1,393 restricted stock units (RSUs)鈥�800 units from a 2024-granted award and 593 units from a 2025-granted award (transaction code 鈥淢鈥�). To cover withholding taxes, 500 shares were automatically sold (transaction code 鈥淔鈥�) at a price of $47.20, resulting in a net increase of 893 shares.

After the transactions, Liaw holds 73,497 shares directly. Indirectly, he controls 14,990,450 shares through the Liaw Family Trust and 193,770 shares through his spouse, underscoring a sizable insider stake that remains largely intact. The RSU awards vest in four equal annual tranches each 1 July, provided continued service, and reflect the 10-for-1 forward split effective 30 September 2024.

The filing signals routine equity-based compensation vesting with limited sales for tax purposes. No open-market sales occurred, and total insider ownership remains substantial, implying continued alignment with shareholder interests. The event is considered neutral-to-slightly positive in impact given the net share accumulation and absence of discretionary selling.