reverse split
reverse split noun: a process by which the stocks of a company are merged, resulting in a smaller number of more valuable shares.
Noun
reverse split (plural reverse splits)
- A process by which the stocks of a company are merged, resulting in a smaller number of more valuable shares.
- When asked for Virgin Galactic's strategy on the reverse split, a company spokesperson referred to the firm's Jun. 12 proxy statement, which detailed the importance of maintaining its New York Stock Exchange listing for liquidity and future capital raises.2024 July 3, Rainier Harris, “Even Virgin Galactic Loyalists Are Starting to Lose Faith”, in Bloomberg News, New York, N.Y.: Bloomberg L.P., →ISSN, →OCLC, archived from the original on 03 Jul 2024
Forms of reverse split
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Questions about reverse split
- What does reverse split mean?
- Reverse split means a process by which the stocks of a company are merged, resulting in a smaller number of more valuable shares.
- What part of speech is reverse split?
- Reverse split is a noun.
- What is the plural of reverse split?
- The plural of reverse split is reverse splits.
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