Stock split calendar 2026

A forward split increases the number of shares while reducing the price per share proportionally. In a 2-for-1 split, an investor generally receives two shares for each share held, while each share starts with roughly half the pre-split price.

A reverse split combines existing shares into fewer shares and increases the price per share proportionally. In a 1-for-10 reverse split, ten old shares become one new share. Companies may use reverse splits to raise a very low share price.

A ratio such as 3-for-1 means each old share becomes three new shares. A reverse ratio such as 1-for-5 means five old shares become one new share. The issuer's official notice explains the effective date and treatment of fractional shares.

Not mechanically. The share count and per-share price change in opposite directions, so the company's total market value and an investor's proportional ownership are initially unchanged, apart from market movement and any treatment of fractional shares.

Usually a broker or transfer agent adjusts the position automatically. Fractional shares may be rounded, paid in cash or handled under issuer-specific rules. Investors should read the official notice and check their account after the effective date.

Yes. Announced actions can be revised, postponed or cancelled. The calendar uses the latest verified event record available, but the issuer filing or exchange notice remains the authoritative source for the final ratio and effective date.