What is the Google stock split date?

Stock splits are a great way to make stocks more affordable for investors, and that’s exactly what is driving Alphabet to conduct its splits. As for the finer details, the Google stock split date is set for July 15, according to the company. In order to participate in the split, one must own GOOG or GOOGL stock on July 1.

What is the difference between Class A and Class C Google stock?

GOOGL shares are otherwise known as class A, and GOOG shares are otherwise known as class C. Class A shares were the only ones which were publicly available until 3 April 2014, when Google issued a stock split to create the class C shares. The table below gives information about the effects of the split of class A stock to create the class C stock.

What is the Google stock split ratio?

The Google stock split is slated to occur after the market closes today. Under the terms of the split, the owners of Alphabet’s stock will receive 20 shares of Alphabet for each share that they currently own. As a result, the price of GOOG stock will be about 5% of its current level.

How many classes of Google stock are there?

There are currently three classes of Google stock: A, B and C. Each of these different classes is explained in greater detail below. Google class A ( GOOGL) shares have consistently traded at a premium compared to their class C counterparts.