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Which of the following are reasons for reverse stock splits?
Multiple select question.
To lower the par value per share
To eliminate small shareholders
To comply with listing requirements
To raise stock prices to respectable levels
            
        Which of the following are reasons for reverse stock splits?
Multiple select question.
To lower the par value per share
To eliminate small shareholders
To comply with listing requirements
To raise stock prices to respectable levels
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    To eliminate small shareholders is also correct
    
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    The reasons for reverse stock splits include:
- **To comply with listing requirements:** Companies may conduct a reverse stock split to increase their share price to meet the minimum price requirements set by stock exchanges.
- **To raise stock prices to respectable levels:** A reverse stock split consolidates shares and can increase the share price, making it appear more favorable or appealing to investors.
The other options—lowering the par value per share and eliminating small shareholders—are not typical reasons for a reverse stock split.
    
- **To comply with listing requirements:** Companies may conduct a reverse stock split to increase their share price to meet the minimum price requirements set by stock exchanges.
- **To raise stock prices to respectable levels:** A reverse stock split consolidates shares and can increase the share price, making it appear more favorable or appealing to investors.
The other options—lowering the par value per share and eliminating small shareholders—are not typical reasons for a reverse stock split.
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