Face value stock split
Stock splitting means that your stock will actually get split. This is done if the company (the issuer) wants to change the face value. In order to do this, they must split the shares. If the face value of the share was $1, and that share is split into two, the face value of the share is now $0.50. Face value is not affected by the price fluctuation of any stock. The face value of any company is fixed but will reduce in the case of stock split and increase if the reverse-stock split happens. However, the face value of a company will reduce in the case of a stock split. For example, if the current face value of a company is Rs 10 and it announces a stock split in the ratio of 1:1. Then, the face value of that company will split in the same proportion.