Home Depot Stock Split History: A Timeline of Growth and Value

13 Stock Splits Since 1982

The Home Depot, Inc. (NYSE: HD) has undergone 13 stock splits since its initial public offering (IPO) in 1981. These splits have been a testament to the company's consistent growth and shareholder value creation over the decades.

Stock Split Details

The following table outlines the dates and details of Home Depot's stock splits:

Date	Pre-Split Price	Post-Split Price	Split Ratio
June 24, 1982	$12.50	$6.25	2-for-1
August 26, 1983	$22.375	$11.1875	2-for-1
June 26, 1984	$28.50	$14.25	2-for-1
June 29, 1987	$27.375	$13.6875	2-for-1
May 2, 1990	$36.75	$18.375	2-for-1
March 18, 1994	$36.50	$18.25	2-for-1
March 28, 1997	$72.50	$36.25	2-for-1
June 25, 1999	$62.50	$31.25	2-for-1
February 27, 2002	$38.50	$19.25	2-for-1
June 18, 2004	$45.63	$22.82	2-for-1
July 12, 2006	$59.13	$29.57	2-for-1
June 19, 2008	$27.92	$13.96	2-for-1
August 26, 2014	$74.79	$37.40	2-for-1

Conclusion

The Home Depot's stock split history is a testament to the company's long-term growth and shareholder value creation. By splitting its stock, Home Depot has made it more affordable for investors to own shares, while also broadening its shareholder base. As Home Depot continues to expand its business and innovate in the home improvement sector, it is likely that the company will continue to consider stock splits as a way to reward shareholders and maintain its accessibility to investors.