From Longman Business DictionaryRelated topics: Financereverse share splitreˌverse ˈshare ˌsplit (also reverse stock split American English)FINANCE the act of putting a company’s shares into larger units. This is done to increase the share price and make them more attractive to investors, and does not affect the value of the company to shareholdersThe reverse stock split should increase the share price from about $1 to the $9-to-$10 range. →split