Global shipper is rolling five of its shares into one this week
Robin Energy will combine every 5 shares into 1, cutting outstanding stock from 14M to 2.8M. Split-adjusted trading begins Dec. 24 on Nasdaq.
www.stocktitan.netHere are the latest reverse stock split headlines I found recently:
- Faraday Future plans a reverse stock split to meet Nasdaq minimum bid-price requirements; potential ratios discussed range from 1-for-2 up to 1-for-90, with final terms subject to shareholder approval. This reflects a trend where smaller EV-focused firms pursue reverse splits to stay compliant with listing rules.[1]
- Robin Energy announced a 1-for-5 reverse stock split, effective December 23, 2025, with split-adjusted trading starting December 24, 2025; fractional shares are cash-settled. This is an example of a mid-cap company using a reverse split to reduce share count and maintain price levels.[2]
- Lucid Group was highlighted as one of the high-profile reverse splits in 2025, with a proposed 1-for-10 split that would reprice shares ahead of trading on the target date. This illustrates investor focus around reverse splits in the EV sector.[3]
- Drive Shack Inc. announced a reverse stock split of 1 post-split share for every 100 pre-split shares, approved by stockholders in late 2025; the company notes standard treatment for fractional shares. This shows a larger split ratio used by a public company in a different industry.[4]
- Broad coverage aggregators and press wires continue to compile reverse split announcements and provide details on ratios, effective dates, and treatment of fractions across multiple companies.[5][6][7]
Would you like me to pull the most recent, company-specific reverse-split announcements for a particular market (US-listed vs. international), or focus on a specific sector (EV, tech, biotech)? I can also summarize the typical effects of reverse splits on share price, liquidity, and market capitalization with examples.[1][2][3]