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Meet the Newest Stock-Split Stock in the S&P 500. It's Soared 95,000% Since Its IPO, and It's Still a Buy Heading Into 2026, According to Wall Street.
Streaming giant Netflix is the latest company to split its stock, and it has ambitious growth plans following a stupendous 2025.
Netflix (NFLX 3.64%) has been one of the biggest growth stories in recent years. Netflix launched its website in 1998 and began its first subscription services in 1999, renting out DVDs. The company went public via an initial public offering (IPO) in May 2002, but the real turning point didn't come until 2007 when it began offering streaming services. In 2016, Netflix launched its streaming service in 130 countries, and there's been no looking back since for the entertainment giant.
Between its IPO and international launch, Netflix split its stock twice — once in 2004 and then in 2015 — after significant run-ups in its share price. Ten years later, Netflix is doing it yet again. It has announced a 10-for-1 forward stock split, with a record date of Nov. 10. So, every shareholder owning shares of Netflix as of the close of trading on Nov. 10 will get nine additional shares for every share held after the close of trading on Nov. 14.
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Is Netflix a Buy After Its Stock Split? A Top Investor Breaks It Down
Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) is no stranger (things) to attracting gobs of viewers for content it both creates and licenses. The streaming pioneer has grown by leaps and bounds over the years, most recently reflected in its Q3 2025 year-over-year revenue growth of 17.2%.
Today, the market’s focus will turn to Netflix; not because of its latest bingeable show, but rather due to its 10-for-1 stock split. NFLX’s share price is floating north of $1,100 after a bullish run over the past few years, making it harder for smaller investors to buy into the company’s growth story.
While the value of the company won’t be directly impacted by the split, it’s no stretch to imagine that more shares will be changing hands following the lowered share price. With all the excitement in the air, top investor Daniel Sparks also thinks the time is right to examine NFLX more closely.
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