Nearly one year after Nvidia’s historic 10-for-1 stock split in June 2024, speculation is rising again: Will the AI chip leader split its stock a second time in 2025?
Highly unlikely. And here’s why.
📉 Why Another Stock Split Isn’t on the Table
- Nvidia shares are down from 2024 highs: The stock is trading near $115, well below the pre-split peak of over $1,200.
- Last year’s split addressed accessibility: The 10-for-1 move made NVDA affordable for retail investors and improved options liquidity.
- No corporate signals: Nvidia has made no public comments or SEC filings hinting at another split.
📆 Mark Your Calendar: May 28 Earnings Report
Nvidia will report Q1 fiscal 2025 earnings after market close on Tuesday, May 28.
The report will offer insight into:
- AI chip demand across enterprise and cloud
- Data center revenue, especially for Blackwell GPUs
- Competition from AMD, Intel, and Huawei
- Updated guidance for the second half of 2025
📜 Stock Split History
| Year | Split Ratio | Context |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 | 10-for-1 | Shares pushed well over $1,000 amid AI surge |
| 2021 | 4-for-1 | Retail demand, broad tech rally |
| 2007–2000 | Multiple | Early GPU adoption, retail growth |
📊 Analyst Take
“There’s no compelling reason for a split unless Nvidia sees another parabolic move in price,” said Alyssa Nance, senior equity analyst at Hightower. “At $115, the stock is already digestible for most investors.”
✅ Bottom Line
With Nvidia’s earnings set for May 28, the focus should be on fundamentals — not another stock split. Investors should track:
- Margin trends in AI infrastructure
- Performance of new GPU platforms
- Forward guidance into the second half of 2025
Unless shares soar back toward $1,000+, another split is simply off the table for now.
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