NAKD Stock: Is the Naked Brand Reverse Stock Split Good or Bad? What Investors Are Saying

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Naked Brand (NASDAQ:NAKD) stock is in the news today as investors react to the company’s reverse stock split for Tuesday.

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That reverse stock split saw the company consolidate 15 shares of NAKD stock down to one share. The goal of the split is to get its share price up to where it needs to be for the Cenntro Automotive merger.

A recent shareholder meeting saw investors in NAKD stock vote in favor of the split and the merger. If all goes well, Naked Brand is expecting the deal to close before the end of the year.

Let’s dive into what traders are saying about the reverse stock split below!

NAKD Stock Reverse Split Talk

While investors approved the NADK stock reverse split, it isn’t performing so well now that normal trading hours are underway. Currently, the stock is sitting 17.1% lower than the $7.23 it was boosted to by the reverse split.

While NAKD stock is slipping today, it’s possible we could see shares rise higher in the coming days. That would be especially possible if it announces the close of its merger with Cenntro Automotive before the year closes out. As such, expect volatility from NAKD in the coming days as investors prepare for that announcement.

Investors seeking other stock market news today are in luck!

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