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Stock Splits Unpacked

A stock split divides a company’s existing shares into smaller ones, increasing share quantity but reducing price. This boosts liquidity and attracts investors. While it doesn’t change the total value of shares, it can positively impact market sentiment. Types include regular splits, which increase share number, and reverse splits, which reduce shares.

What are Stock Splits?

Stock split is a form of corporate action where the company decides to dissect their existing shares into smaller value shares but larger in quantity shares. This is done in order to either boost liquidity or reduce the price per share, making it more attractive to investors.

How do Stock Splits work?

A stock split is a corporate action where a company divides its existing shares into smaller-value shares in greater quantity. This is often done to boost liquidity or reduce the price per share, making it more attractive to investors.

Example of a Stock Split

Stock splits are issued in a ratio determined by the company. For instance, Dr. Reddy’s set the ratio at 1:5, meaning shareholders will receive five shares for every one fully paid-up share held previously.

Example: If Mr. Jini held 20 shares of Dr. Reddy’s at ₹6,500 per share on the record date, then post-split, he will hold 100 shares at ₹1,300 per share. Notice how the total invested value remains the same at ₹1,30,000.

Effects of a Stock Split:

For the Company: Stock splits don’t change a company’s market capitalization. They increase the number of shares available for trading, thus boosting liquidity and making the shares more affordable for investors. As a result, the company often experiences higher trading volumes and liquidity from a broader investor base.
For Investors: While stock splits don’t affect existing shareholders’ total investment, they can attract new investors who were previously deterred by the higher share price. The reduced price per share makes it easier for more people to invest, which can have a positive impact on market sentiment and potentially support the share price.

Types of Stock Splits

Aspect	Regular Stock Split	Reverse Stock Split
Objective	Increases liquidity and affordability by lowering the share price.	Aims to boost share price by reducing the number of shares outstanding, often to meet minimum listing requirements.
Effect on Number of Shares	Shareholders receive additional shares, increasing the total number they own without changing the overall investment value.	Shareholders hold fewer shares, but the value of their holdings remains the same as the share price increases.
Market Perception	Seen as a positive signal of growth and confidence in the company’s future.	Often perceived negatively, possibly indicating financial struggles or the need to stabilize share price.

In summary, stock splits are a significant corporate action with various effects on both the company and its investors. Understanding these effects is essential for investors, as they impact both shareholdings and market perception. We hope this article has provided clear and detailed insights into stock splits.

Also Read: Corporate Demergers: Understanding Their Impact on Investors

Written by Tejaswi P