At Alphabet's current share price, a stock split is unlikely. Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG) (NASDAQ: GOOGL) recently reported impressive quarterly earnings to start 2025. Several major tech companies ...

In Alphabet's case, its 20-for-1 split means each existing investor will now have 20 shares for each one they previously owned, which has shrunk the price of each share down from $2,235.55 to $111.77.

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Alphabet’s 20-for-1 split would reduce the price of Class A shares to roughly US$138, based on Tuesday’s closing price of US$2,752.88. A share of the company hasn’t been that cheap since 2005.

Alphabet ran into several challenges more recently, most notably around the company's search business, which generated 56% of total revenue in the first quarter of 2025.

After Tesla’s 5-for-1 split announcement in August 2020, retail buying jumped from $30 million-$40 million per week pre-announcement to over $700 million a few weeks later. “Alphabet’s announcement ...

Now let's consider Alphabet. Back in 2022, when it last split its stock, the company was most known for its Google Search platform -- and it still is.

Palantir ripped close to 90% and looks invincible, while Alphabet slumped along with some of the other tech giants in the "Magnificent Seven" and is down 9% this year.

Palantir vs. Alphabet (Google): Wall Street Is Split on One but Strongly Recommends Buying the Other June 27, 2025 — 06:00 am EDT Written by Bram Berkowitz for The Motley Fool -> ...