Reverse Stock Split Calculator
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What is a Reverse Stock Split?
A reverse stock split is a corporate action in which a company reduces the number of its outstanding shares while proportionally increasing the share price. For example, in a 1-for-10 reverse stock split, every 10 shares held by a shareholder are consolidated into 1 share, and the price per share increases tenfold.
Why Do Companies Perform Reverse Stock Splits?
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Compliance with Stock Exchange Requirements: To meet minimum share price requirements.
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Improving Market Perception: Higher stock prices can make the company appear more stable and attract institutional investors.
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Reducing Share Count: To create a more manageable number of outstanding shares.
How Does a Reverse Stock Split Affect Your Investment?
While a reverse stock split does not directly change the total value of your holdings, it alters the following:
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Number of Shares Owned: Reduced proportionally to the split ratio.
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Share Price: Increased proportionally to the split ratio.
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Market Perception: May influence investor sentiment positively or negatively.
A Reverse Stock Split Calculator is tool designed to simplify the calculations involved in Reverese stock split. It allows investors to quickly determine the post-split number of shares and adjusted share price.
Input Field:
Current Share Price: Enter the current stock price which you are holding.
Stock Split Ratio: Enter the stock split ratio which company announced.
Number of Shares: Enter the number of shares which you are having or holding in your account.
Output Filed:
New Stock Price: What is going to be new share price after reverse stock split.
Total shares: How many shares user are holding now after the Reverse stock split.
Reduced Shares: After reverse split how many shares has been adjusted.
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