DraftKings Inc
NASDAQ:DKNG
DKNG's latest stock split occurred on May 5, 2022
The company executed a 1-for-1 stock split, meaning that for every share held, investors received 1 new share.
Before the split, DKNG traded at 15.73 per share. Afterward, the share price was about 14.44.
The adjusted shares began trading on May 5, 2022. This was the only stock split in DKNG's history.
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DraftKings Inc
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DraftKings Inc. emerges from the vibrant crossroads of innovation and entertainment, where the love for sports blends seamlessly with the excitement of digital gaming. Established in 2012, DraftKings was born from the vision of three Boston-based entrepreneurs who wanted to elevate the sports experience beyond passive viewing by introducing daily fantasy sports competitions. Rather than waiting until the end of a sports season, fans could now engage with their favorite leagues on a daily basis, crafting lineups and earning points based on real-player performances. This model tapped into a growing market of sports aficionados eager for deeper immersion and interaction with the games they love. Fast forward to today, DraftKings has evolved into a leading player in the digital sports entertainment and gaming industry. With the legalization of sports betting across various states in the U.S., DraftKings expanded its offerings to include online sports wagering. This move allows users to place bets on an array of sports events directly from their smartphones or computers, blending the strategy of prediction with the thrill of real-time outcomes. The company generates revenue primarily through the conversion of user wagers into income, augmented by its offerings of daily fantasy sports contests and access fees. Furthermore, with a robust platform capable of supporting intense real-time interaction, DraftKings captures a dynamic slice of the market that not only seeks entertainment but also the potential for monetizable engagement, thus carving out a unique niche in the sports gaming landscape.
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