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Intel’s long history of stock splits reflects the company’s evolution through several major technology cycles, from early PC growth to data-centric expansion. With its most recent split taking place more than two decades ago, questions often arise about whether Intel may adjust its share structure again.

Warren Buffett's cash pile has just reached a record-breaking $381 billion, the largest in Birkshshire Hathway's history.

Siemens Energy AG’s share price continues to draw attention as the company navigates a period of operational updates, shifting market conditions and ongoing interest in the wider energy sector.

CSX has adjusted its share structure several times throughout its history, with stock splits forming a notable part of that pattern. Exploring when these actions occurred, and why, helps place the company’s latest performance and outlook in context.

ServiceNow’s planned 5-for-1 stock split represents a notable adjustment to the company’s share structure. Understanding how stock splits work can help you interpret what this type of corporate action means for pricing, the number of shares in circulation and how accessible the stock may appear to different market participants.

Changes to a company’s share structure can offer valuable insights when assessing how its stock has developed over time. In Intuitive Surgical’s case, several adjustments have accompanied its growth in the robotic-assisted surgery market, helping the shares continue trading at levels that remain accessible as the price has increased.

Palo Alto Networks has completed several stock splits in recent years as its share price has increased, drawing interest from traders who track developments across the cybersecurity sector.

Stock splits can influence how a company’s shares trade without altering the underlying business. For Coca-Cola, they form part of a long-running approach to managing how its share price is presented in the market.

Arista Networks has become a closely watched name in cloud networking as demand for high-performance data-centre infrastructure continues to grow. Its approach to share structure has evolved alongside this expansion, with stock splits forming part of that journey.

Examine how SMCI’s share structure has evolved since the company completed a 10-for-1 forward stock split in 2024. A stock split doesn’t change a company’s market value, but it can influence how easily investors interpret the share price, how accessible the stock feels, and how historical performance is viewed over time.