Meta Hasn't Split Its Stock Since Its IPO. Would a Stock Split Get It Into the Dow?
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One share of Meta Platforms ( META -4.79% ) costs about $721 as of this writing. No other Magnificent Seven stock comes close. Meta's shares cost around 40% more than those of Microsoft , the next-priced member of the group, and over three times as much as Nvidia's . Meta is also the only one in the group that hasn't split its stock since it went public in 2012, even while shares rose to a record close of $790 in August 2025. This might leave some investors wondering if a split is next, especially because Amazon and Nvidia both split their shares before joining the price-weighted Dow Jones Industrial Average ( ^DJI -0.67% ) .
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