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BYD's 6-for-1 Stock Split: A Catalyst for Liquidity, Sentiment, and Long-Term Value

A three-for-one stock split for BYD Co.’s mainland-traded shares could be a positive catalyst for the carmaker after a weeks-long slump.

July28th (Eastern Time) - $BYD Company ADR(BYDDY.US)$ is about to implement a 6-for-1 stock split of shares. The shares will begin trading on a split-adjusted basis from July 30th, 2025.$BYD

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