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March 18
- NEW YORK (AP) — Payment processor Visa has announced a four-to-one stock split, effective March 18. Visa said Thursday that its shareholders will receive three additional shares for each share they own as of February 18. Based on the close of Visa’s stock Thursday at $248, the new shares will be worth $62 each.
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Stock split history for Visa since 2008. Prices shown are actual historical values and are not adjusted for either splits or dividends. Please see the "Historical Prices" tab for adjusted price values. Compare V With Other Stocks. Visa Annual Stock Splits. Visa Quarterly Stock Splits. Sector.
Stock NameCountryMarket CapPe RatioUnited States$419.424B35.33United States$87.964B19.18United States$43.271B17.17Netherlands$40.795B0.00Jan 22, 2014 · 0.69%. Explore V – Visa Inc's stock split history and its potential for future splits, presented with historical data, including dates and split ratios.
Apr 26, 2024 · Data as of Apr 26, 2024 7:36 PM ET. Stay up-to-date on Visa Inc. (V) Dividends, Current Yield, Historical Dividend Performance, and Payment Schedule.
- Why Stocks Split
- What A Stock Split Means to Investors
- Will Visa Split Again?
Generally speaking, the main reason for a stock split is a large increase in the underlying share price. In Visa's case, the stock's price had increased from its $44 IPO price in 2008 to about $248 when the 4-for-1 split was announced. This has the intended effect of making the company's shares more accessible to smaller investors, and it also allo...
It's important to mention that a stock split causes no fundamental change in the stock or the underlying business. Each investor still has the same equity in the company, and the valuation of the stock relative to earnings remains the same. I already mentioned the affordability that comes with a stock split. In perhaps the most extreme example, Ber...
Possibly, depending on the stock's performance going forward. Visa trades for approximately $82 as I write this, which means it has increased by 32% since the split was announced. Using the previous pre-split price of $248, this implies Visa would need to rise by another 200% or so before the company would implement another 4-for-1 split. Visa coul...
Mar 19, 2015 · Below is a table summarizing the dates and ratios of splits. Note: How to read a split ratio? The first row in the V stock split table (shown above) shows the ratio as 4:1. (e.g 2:1). This means every single stock of V was split into 4 (e.g 2) Below Table Shows Daily Prices of Seven Days Before Split & Seven Days After Split. Is Stock Split Good?
Common Stock Dividends. 1 Subject to adjustments as may be required pursuant to Visa Inc. Certificate of Incorporation. 2 The conversion rates for class B-1, B-2 and C common stock were adjusted to account for the four-for-one stock split of class A common stock that occurred on March 18, 2015.
DeclaredRecordPayableClass A Common Stock04-23-2405-17-2406-03-24$0.520001-25-2402-09-2403-01-24$0.520010-24-2311-09-2312-01-23$0.520007-25-2308-11-2309-01-23$0.4500Visa (V) has 2 splits in our Visa stock split history database. The first split for V took place on December 11, 2000. This was a 1 for 5 reverse split, meaning for each 5 shares of V owned pre-split, the shareholder now owned 1 share. For example, a 1000 share position pre-split, became a 200 share position following the split.
