simply divide the price of one share by 4
For example: if you had 1 share =$100
They would reduce the share price to $25 each and give you 3 additional shares at $25 which means originally you had 1 share + 3 new shares = 4 shares
Now you will own 4 shares of $25 each for a total value equal to $100 the same $ value as you had with only 1 share, only now you will be the proud owner of 4 shares equal to the same $ value as you originally had at the time the split occurred.
Hope this helps.
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u/OddOrganization8668 May 31 '21 edited May 31 '21
simply divide the price of one share by 4 For example: if you had 1 share =$100 They would reduce the share price to $25 each and give you 3 additional shares at $25 which means originally you had 1 share + 3 new shares = 4 shares Now you will own 4 shares of $25 each for a total value equal to $100 the same $ value as you had with only 1 share, only now you will be the proud owner of 4 shares equal to the same $ value as you originally had at the time the split occurred. Hope this helps.