A stock split increases a company’s total shares while proportionally lowering each share’s price, keeping market value unchanged. Companies often use splits to make shares more affordable for retail investors and boost liquidity. Both existing shareholders, who retain proportional ownership, and new investors, who gain easier entry, benefit from this adjustment.
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