Did PPL Stock Ever Split?
PPL’s first split took place on May 12, 1992, and it was a two-for-one split, which meant that the shareholder now owned two shares of PPL for every 1,000 shares held prior to the split. As a result, a position holding 1,000 shares prior to the split became a position holding 2000 shares following the split. PPL’s second split took place on August 25, 2005.
PPL Corporation (NYSE:PPL) The 11 analysts who have provided 12-month price forecasts for PPL Corporation have a median target of 33.00, with a high estimate of 34.00 and a low estimate of 30.00.
Is PPL A Buy Or Sell?
Based on 9 buy ratings, 3 hold ratings, and no sell ratings, the consensus rating for PPL is Buy, with an average rating score of 2.75.
What Is The Full Form Of PPL Stock?
Prakash Pipes Ltd. had a 52-week high of 210 on April 28, 2022, and a low of 136.25 on February 16, 2022. The company’s most recent stock price on the BSE was 162.00, a decrease of -0.74%. It had 34,758 shares traded on the NSE and BSE, and it had a total turnover of Rs 0.56 crores.
Why Is PPL Stock Dropping?
– PPL Corporation reported a loss for the entire year of 2021, missed earnings estimates for the fourth quarter, and announced a 52 percent dividend cut, all of which contributed to the stock’s decline of over 7.5 percent in Wall Street midday trading.
PPL Corp. has 4.75 million shares outstanding, 736.32 million EPS (TTM), a $0.95 P/E Ratio (TTM), and a dividend yield of 3.06%.
Is PPL Publicly Traded?
The New York Stock Exchange is where the business is traded to the public.
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