Upcoming US Stock Splits Calendar and Dates

Upcoming stock split na scheduled change wey company announce for share count and per-share price, but e never take effect yet. This page na forward-looking calendar for announced US stock splits. E include forward splits, where company divide each share into several cheaper shares, and reverse splits, where e consolidate many shares into fewer shares with higher price. We calculate am directly from exchange split record and refresh am every week. As of the latest refresh, 30 splits dey for forward calendar, and the soonest one na 1-for-7 reverse split for AIXI on Sep 8, 2026.

Upcoming stock splits calendar

Every announced forward and reverse split wey get future effective date, arranged by date. The effective date, wey dem also dey call execution date, na the morning wey the new share count and price begin apply.

SELECT
    execution_date,
    formatDateTime(execution_date, '%b %e, %Y') AS scheduled,
    ticker,
    concat(toString(toInt32(split_to)), '-for-', toString(toInt32(split_from))) AS ratio,
    if(adjustment_type = 'forward_split', 'forward split', 'reverse split') AS split_direction
FROM global_markets.stocks_splits
WHERE execution_date > today()
  AND adjustment_type IN ('forward_split', 'reverse_split')
ORDER BY execution_date, ticker
LIMIT 30

The nearest entry for the board na AIXI, a 1-for-7 reverse split wey dem schedule for Sep 8, 2026. Calendar like this dey mix two very different groups. Forward splits for well-known companies no dey happen often, and headlines dey follow dem when dem land. But small-cap reverse splits and fund share-class adjustments wey carry the same forward_split tag as company split dey drive the daily flow. The ratios show you the difference immediately, and the direction column talk am plainly.

How many splits are scheduled, by month

The forward calendar dey heavy for the front: the nearest weeks get plenty entries, and the count dey reduce as you look further ahead. These na splits wey get future effective date, grouped by the month wey dem take effect:

SELECT
    formatDateTime(toStartOfMonth(execution_date), '%b %Y') AS month,
    countIf(adjustment_type = 'forward_split') AS forward_splits,
    countIf(adjustment_type = 'reverse_split') AS reverse_splits,
    count() AS total_splits
FROM global_markets.stocks_splits
WHERE execution_date > today()
  AND adjustment_type IN ('forward_split', 'reverse_split')
GROUP BY toStartOfMonth(execution_date)
ORDER BY toStartOfMonth(execution_date)

The nearest month, Sep 2026, get 46 of the scheduled splits: 9 forward and 37 reverse. Announced dates reach as far as Dec 2026, but only 1 dey recorded that far ahead. This taper na structural. Board dey declare one split at a time and file am a few weeks before e takes effect, so far months dey fill as new announcements land. Treat dates wey near as firm, and distant dates as provisional, the same way you go read the tail of an ex-dividend calendar.

Forward vs reverse splits on the calendar now

The two directions dey come from opposite sides of the market. Here na the current forward book split by type:

SELECT
    if(adjustment_type = 'forward_split', 'Forward split (shares multiplied)', 'Reverse split (shares consolidated)') AS label,
    count() AS splits
FROM global_markets.stocks_splits
WHERE execution_date > today()
  AND adjustment_type IN ('forward_split', 'reverse_split')
GROUP BY adjustment_type
ORDER BY adjustment_type

The window get 16 forward splits and 39 reverse ones. Over long history, reverse split na by far the more common corporate action, and e mostly dey serve as listing-compliance tool. Nasdaq and NYSE require listed stocks to maintain minimum price, generally $1.00. For Nasdaq, closing bid below one dollar for 30 straight business days starts deficiency countdown toward delisting. Reverse split raises quoted price through arithmetic alone. Na why reverse splits dey cluster among beaten-down small-caps, and dem often repeat when the first one no hold. Forward splits get the opposite trigger. Board dey lower high per-share price so round lots remain affordable, so forward split usually follow stock wey don already rise. The recent-splits record show the same uneven pattern across completed splits.

How to read a split ratio

Dem write split ratios as new-for-old. A 3-for-1 forward split turns each old share into 3 new ones and divides the price by 3. A 1-for-20 reverse split dey work the other way: 20 old shares become 1 new share, and price multiply by 20. When the first number pass the second, na forward split; when e smaller, the split dey run in reverse. Direction column for the calendar spell am out, so you no need interpret the ratio yourself.

What a split does to your position

Both types dey value-neutral by design. The morning after either one, holding still worth the same as e worth the night before. Forward split give you more shares at proportionally lower price, while reverse split leave you with fewer shares at proportionally higher price. Nothing about the company change on that date. The only direct cash effect concern fractional shares. If you hold 45 shares through a 1-for-10 reverse split, the arithmetic leave 4.5 new shares. Most companies pay cash for the half-share instead of issuing fraction, and that fit create small taxable sale wey holder never place. On a reverse-split morning, stock also open at price multiplied by the ratio. So, for unadjusted screener, e fit look like huge overnight jump wey no trading cause.

FAQ

Which stock splits dey come up?

As of the latest weekly refresh, 30 US stock splits don announce future effective dates. The soonest na AIXI, a 1-for-7 reverse split on Sep 8, 2026. The full list, forward and reverse, dey inside the calendar table above, and e refresh every week.

Wetin be the difference between forward and reverse stock split?

Forward split multiply share count and lower price. For 3-for-1, one share become three. Reverse split do the opposite: e consolidate shares and raise price. For 1-for-20, twenty shares become one. Both leave total value of holding unchanged.

Stock dey go up after stock split?

No be reliably. For study of hundreds of forward splits since 2016, median stock lag S&P 500 during the three months after the split, for every period wey dem measure. Split change share count and price, no be company value.

How far ahead dem dey announce stock splits?

Usually na only few weeks. Company declare split and file effective date shortly before e takes effect, so this calendar reach Dec 2026 but e get the most entries for nearest weeks. Near-term dates firm; distant ones dey fill as new announcements arrive.

Every panel above na stored, inspectable query wey dem refresh every week. Open the SQL under any table to audit am, or pull split history for any ticker on Strasmore terminal.