DarioHealth to Launch 20-for-1 Reverse Stock Split
The move consolidates nearly 48 million shares into just under 2.4 million, aiming to boost share price.
August 26, 2025
DarioHealth Implements Strategic Reverse Stock Split to Bolster Market Position
DarioHealth is taking action to reshape its capital structure. On August 28, the company will execute a 20-for-1 reverse stock split, consolidating roughly 48 million outstanding shares into approximately 2.4 million. The goal: drive up the stock price and align more closely with Nasdaq’s listing standards.
The trading symbol—DRIO—will stay the same, but a new CUSIP number will reflect the change on the Nasdaq Capital Market. Shareholders won’t need to do anything. Their positions will adjust automatically, with any fractional shares rounded up to the nearest whole number.
This move doesn’t alter the total number of authorized shares, which remains at 400 million. It also won’t impact ownership percentages or voting power, aside from minor adjustments related to rounding. Stock options, warrants, preferred shares, and restricted stock will all be adjusted to match the new share structure.
The company received shareholder approval at its July annual meeting and is implementing the change under that authorization. VStock Transfer is managing the share exchange and will serve as the point of contact for processing.
Positioning for Market Agility
The reverse split comes at a time when DarioHealth is focused on delivering personalized digital health tools for chronic condition management. Its platform combines analytics and coaching to support users dealing with diabetes, hypertension, weight issues, musculoskeletal pain, and behavioral health. Clients include health plans, employers, care providers, and individuals across global markets.
This structural shift is designed to give the company added flexibility and potential stability in the public markets. It also helps position DarioHealth for the next phase of execution—both operationally and financially—without disrupting day-to-day shareholder exposure or client-facing services.
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