Stock Splits Calendar | Upcoming Stock Splits

A stock splits calendar is a tool used by investors to track upcoming and historical stock splits for individual stocks and the stock market as a whole. A stock split is a corporate action in which a company increases the number of shares outstanding by issuing additional shares to existing shareholders. This can be done in several different ways, but the most common is through a forward stock split, which reduces the price per share and makes the stock more affordable for individual investors.Conversely, a reverse stock split is a corporate action in which a company decreases the number of outstanding shares while increasing the price per share, effectively reducing the number of shares in circulation. This is often done when a company's stock price has fallen too low, and the company wants to increase the price per share to avoid being delisted from a stock exchange. A stock splits calendar provides investors with important information about upcoming and historical stock splits, including the date of the split, the split ratio, and any other relevant details. This information can help investors make informed trading decisions by allowing them to analyze the impact of stock splits, both forward and reverse, on the stock's price and market capitalization. By using a stock splits calendar, investors can stay informed about upcoming and historical stock splits, and adjust their investment strategies accordingly.

The upcoming stock splits are as follows: Netflix (NFLX) is scheduled for a 10:1 split ratio on Nov 17, 2025, EPWK (EPWK) is scheduled for a 1:40 reverse split ratio on Nov 17, 2025, and UTime (WTO) is scheduled for a 1:100 reverse split ratio on Nov 21, 2025.

A 10-to-1 stock split for Netflix (NFLX) means that every 10 shares held by an investor will result in 1 additional share being issued. This results in a higher number of outstanding shares but a lower per-share price for the stock.

A 1-for-40 reverse stock split for EPWK (EPWK) consolidates every 40 shares into 1, resulting in fewer outstanding shares but a higher per-share price for investors.

A 1-for-100 reverse stock split for UTime (WTO) consolidates every 100 shares into 1, resulting in fewer outstanding shares but a higher per-share price for investors.

A 1-for-13 reverse stock split for Lion Group (LGHL) consolidates every 13 shares into 1, resulting in fewer outstanding shares but a higher per-share price for investors.

A 21-to-20 stock split for Landmark Bancorp (LARK) means that every 21 shares held by an investor will result in 20 additional share being issued. This results in a higher number of outstanding shares but a lower per-share price for the stock.

A 21-to-20 stock split for Commerce Bancshares (CBSH) means that every 21 shares held by an investor will result in 20 additional share being issued. This results in a higher number of outstanding shares but a lower per-share price for the stock.

A 1-for-5 reverse stock split for NewGenIvf Group (NIVF) consolidates every 5 shares into 1, resulting in fewer outstanding shares but a higher per-share price for investors.

Recent stock splits include Yueda Digital (YDKG), New Century Logistics (BVI) (NCEW), and MingZhu Logistics (YGMZ). Yueda Digital experienced a 1:100 split ratio on Nov 14, 2025, while New Century Logistics (BVI) split 1:8 on Nov 14, 2025, and MingZhu Logistics split at a ratio of 1:16 on Nov 12, 2025.