split ratio

Split Ratio

Following a stock split, a ratio of the new number of shares outstanding to the old one. This shows an investor by how much a publicly-traded company has split its stock. The higher a split ratio is, the more the company's share price drops.

split ratio

The ratio by which the number of a firm's outstanding shares of stock are increased following a stock split. For example, a two-for-one split results in twice as many outstanding shares, with each share selling at half its pre-split price. The higher the split ratio, the greater the reduction in the price of the stock.

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The reverse stock split was approved by stockholders at the Special Meeting of Stockholders held on February 15, 2018 and the reverse stock split ratio was approved by the Company's Board of Directors on that same date.

Tenax Therapeutics announces reverse stock split

Frontier Communications Corporation (NASDAQ: FTR) board of directors has made a determination that it will set a reverse stock split ratio at 1-for-15 if stockholders approve the reverse stock split proposal that is now before them and, following such approval, the board decides to proceed with the reverse stock split, the company said.

Frontier Communications board to reverse-split 1-for-15

A 2:1 gender split ratio in favour of female students has been recorded at the majority of the universities that OT spoke to, with Plymouth University being the only course to report an "even mix" of male and female undergraduates enrolling on their first year of optometry for the 2015-16 academic year.

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13) We include in the study sample only those reverse splits with a split ratio higher than 1-for-2 and those reverse split firms that are listed on the NYSE, AMEX, or NASDAQ from eight quarters before the reverse split quarter to eight quarters after the reverse split quarter.

Reverse stock splits, institutional holdings, and share value

We also find that this effect is stronger when the split ratio is higher.

Reverse stock splits in the biotechnology industry: an effectuation approach

It's about the other set of statistics which show financial companies with a split ratio of male and females on the board perform better.

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LB-OOMR determines the split ratio for each source-destination pair independently.

Load-balanced one-hop overlay multipath routing with path diversity

Different modifications have been carried out to try and improve the performance of hybrid PONS, and the target was to increase the split ratio and achieve the maximum possible reach by these access networks.

Effects of modulation techniques (Manchester code, NRZ or RZ) on the operation of hybrid WDM/TDM passive optical networks

Adding to the A3' s versatility is the 425- litre boot that can be expanded considerably by folding the rear seats, which have a 60: 40 split ratio.

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In [16], a miniaturized ring 0[degrees]/180[degrees] coupler with 6dB power division ratio was proposed by adopting the composite right-/left-handed (CRLH) transmission lines (TLs), for the high impedance imperative to the high power split ratio could be achieved with the unbalanced CRLH TL in its left-handed band.

Compact dual-band 90[degrees] couplers with customizable power division ratios utilizing SCRLH transmission lines

Normally, the split ratio could start from 2 to maximum of 64 depending on the geographical topology and number of users.

Analysis of splitting ratio for FTTH PON intelligent protection and restoration scheme

Aside from the clever built-in touches - unusual seat split ratio, one-handed folding mechanism you can opt for a flip-up boot divide to ensure your shopping stays put when on the move, plus the boot floor compartment hides your valuables.