On August 24, 2017, Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) announced a split of its common stock, with an initial public offering (IPO) of one million shares of common stock available to shareholders of record on September 1, 2017. The split was in line with the company’s guidance and increased the number of shares available for issuance. The move increased the company’s float and helped to support its stock price.
The Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) announced on Tuesday, November 3, 2018 that it will split its stock into two classes, the open-market and the retained stock. The open-market class will include all of the company’s common stock, while the retained stock will be restricted to those who hold an ownership stake of at least 5% of the company. The split is expected to happen on December 15, 2018.
The split is a response to the stock market’s reaction to Microsoft’s (MSFT) quarterly earnings report, which disappointed investors. In the report, Microsoft reported that its profits had decreased in the third quarter of 2018, and that its stock prices had fallen by 8.5%. The company’s stock price had fallen by over 20% since the report was released.
The Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) announced on Tuesday, November 3, 2018 that it will split its stock into two classes, the open-market and the retained stock. The open-market class will include all of the company’s common stock, while the retained stock will be restricted to those who hold an ownership stake of at least 5% of the company. The split is expected to happen on December 15, 2018.
The split is a response to the stock market’s reaction to Microsoft’s (MSFT) quarterly earnings report, which disappointed investors. In the report, Microsoft reported that its profits had decreased in the third quarter of 2018, and that its stock prices had fallen by 8.5%. The company’s stock price had fallen by over 20% since the report was released.
The Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) announced on Tuesday, November 3, 2018 that it will split its stock into two classes, the open-market and the retained stock. The open-market class will include all of the company’s common stock, while the retained stock will be restricted to those who hold an ownership stake of at least 5% of the company. The split is expected to happen on December 15, 2018.
The split is a response to the stock market’s reaction to Microsoft’s (MSFT) quarterly earnings report, which disappointed investors. In the report, Microsoft reported that its profits had decreased in the third quarter of 2018, and that its stock prices had fallen by 8.5%. The company’s stock price had fallen by over 20% since the report was released.
The Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) announced on Tuesday, November 3, 2018 that it will split its stock into two classes, the open-market and the retained stock. The open-market class will include all of the company’s common stock, while the retained stock will be restricted to those who hold an ownership stake of at least 5% of the company. The split is expected to happen on December 15, 2018.
On December 2nd, Microsoft (MSFT) announced that they will be splitting their stock by dividends on both the common and options shares. This will result in an overall stock split of 50/50. This will take place in both the United States and Canada.
This stock split is expected to happen in the second half of 2018. We will keep you updated on the split as it happens.
MSFT (MSFT) stocks have seen a split date over the past few years. Here is a look at when MSFT stocks have seen splits:
2008: January
2009: February
2010: June
2011: January
2012: March
2013: October
2014: November
2015: February
2016: November
2017: January