Stock split

Dividing each share into several shares: more shares, lower price, same company value.
Also known as: Reverse split, share consolidation

What it is

A 10-for-1 split turns every share into ten and cuts the price to a tenth. A reverse split combines several shares into one.

Why

Splits make expensive stocks easier for retail investors to buy; reverse splits tidy up very low-priced stocks.

What to keep in mind

Neither changes market cap or ownership percentages. Trading is usually suspended for a few days during the process — check the schedule in the filing.

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This explanation is general information, not investment advice. Rules reflect September 2026 and may change; check official exchange and broker notices.