stock split): The division of a share into two (rarely also: several) securities (each share is subdivided, thus the par value is also partitioned in the same relation). The reason for such a measure is usually to make the share appear cheaper to the outside world and thus to give it a chance to be noticed and demanded by more investors on the stock exchange. The position of the existing shareholders does not change as a result of the splitting; the assets of the company are now merely distributed among more shares than before. – See subscription right, bonus share.

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