After his foundation in 1969, Advance Microphone Devices (Nasdaq: AMD) did not wait long before he decided to make his debut in public procurement. The company held its first public call to public (IPO) Three years later in 1972, issuing 620,000 shares to $ 15.50 per share.
But many things have changed over the past five decades. Today, several Stock Splits resulted in more than 1.6 billion shares in circulation of AMD shares. Those who had the foresight click on the purchase button on AMD shares to its IPO, therefore, have seen their positions increase considerably with regard to the number of shares in their portfolios.
It has been almost 25 years since the last time AMD has divided its shares, but investors who added the semiconductor company to their portfolios to its Introduction on the stock market probably remember much more attention to the divisions of shares in the first rounds of the company. After having become a public in 1972, AMD finished its first split in action, a split of shares 3 for 2, in 1978. And several actions divisions quickly assured.
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Recording date |
Stock market ratio |
|---|---|
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09/27/1978 |
3 for 2 |
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09/24/1979 |
3 for 2 |
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09/22/1980 |
2 for 1 |
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09/27/1982 |
3 for 2 |
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07/22/1983 |
2 for 1 |
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07/8/2000 |
2 for 1 |
Data source: micro advanced devices.
Some mathematics of the background show that investors who bought an AMD action in 1972 have 27 shares in their portfolios.
Undergoing a more precipitated fall than the decrease of almost 8% Nasdaq Composite (Nasdaqindex: ^ xicic) Connected itself in 2025, AMD shares have plunged more than 13% so far this year. Consequently, AMD Stock is now situated in the good deals bac. Assessed at 32 times the operating cash flows, AMD shares are negotiated at a discount on their average cash flow at five years multiple of 37.
For investors interested in artificial intelligence – or those looking for a general semiconductor actions in general – AMD actions certainly deserve a more in -depth investigation.
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