Nokia Oyj Publishes Stock Split History
Nokia Oyj has released details of its historical stock splits on the Helsinki and New York stock exchanges. The information outlines share adjustments made across various periods.
Espoo, Finland – Nokia Oyj has made public a comprehensive history of its past stock splits conducted on both the Helsinki and New York stock exchanges. This data provides investors with an overview of the company's share structure evolution over several decades.
The split history for the Helsinki Stock Exchange begins in 1986 with a 5-for-1 split. Subsequent significant splits include a 4-for-1 in 1995, a 2-for-1 in 1998, and another 2-for-1 in 1999. The most recent split listed for the Helsinki exchange occurred in April 2000, a 4-for-1 adjustment.
Data for the New York Stock Exchange mirrors these periods, detailing the 1995, 1998, 1999, and 2000 splits with corresponding ratios. These records, which include US ex-dates, record dates, and payable dates, are crucial for investors tracking the company's historical equity transactions.
Nokia, a telecommunications infrastructure and technology company, aims to maintain transparency with its investors. The published split history is part of Nokia's commitment to providing accessible financial information and aiding investor understanding of the company's share performance over time.