Meta Hasn't Split Its Stock Since Its IPO. Would a Stock Split Get It Into the Dow?
A split wouldn't change what the social media giant is worth. Might it still open the door to the Dow?
Overview
One share of Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) costs about $721 as of this writing.
No other Magnificent Seven stock comes close. Meta's shares cost around 40% more than those of Microsoft, the next-priced member of the group, and over three times as much as Nvidia's.
Details
Meta is also the only one in the group that hasn't split its stock since it went public in 2012, even while shares rose to a record close of $790 in August 2025.
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Originally published at www.fool.com.
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