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Push-Out

In the world of finance, a push-out is a term used to describe a specific aspect of a stock split. This occurs when new shares are distributed to the registered holders of old share certificates, without the need for the holders to surrender their old shares. It's important to note that both the old and new shares have the same value. This process is a common occurrence in the stock market and is often used as a way to increase the number of shares available to investors.

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