Stock Splits Loom for AI-Focused Semiconductor Giant ASML Holding
ASML Holding's soaring share price near $1,000 positions the semiconductor equipment Maker as a prime candidate for a stock split. The Dutch company, whose lithography systems enable AI chip production, has executed five splits historically - though its last move in 2012 was a reverse split.
Market observers note that while no announcement has been made, ASML's board may view current price levels as prohibitive for retail investors. A forward split WOULD follow industry trends of improving accessibility without altering fundamental valuations - much like dividing pizza slices to accommodate more guests.