Texmaco Rail & Engineering Stock Split Split

Post-split stocks become more affordable as the price per share comes down. You can have a larger number of shares of Texmaco Rail & Engineering with the same amount after a stock split compared to investing before the division of shares.

A stock split increases the number of shares of Texmaco Rail & Engineering, reducing the dividend per share proportionally, but your total dividend income remains unchanged.

No, a stock split does not alter a company’s market capitalisation. It simply increases the number of shares of Texmaco Rail & Engineering while reducing the price per share accordingly.

No, Texmaco Rail & Engineering has never had a stock split.