Meaning of "Stock split"
An abbreviation for a paid-in capital increase, this refers to the process by which a company raises funds by issuing new shares and selling them to existing shareholders or third parties.
"The company decided to conduct a rights offering to raise funds for growth and issued shares through an allocation to existing shareholders."
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