CRWD completes a stock split to lower its per-share price after a 69% gain in 2026 and record revenue growth.
CrowdStrike Holdings (NASDAQ: CRWD) executed a stock split this month, reducing its per-share price from over $700 to improve accessibility for investors. The move follows a 69% gain in 2026 and a 400% surge over the past three years, driven by rising demand for cybersecurity amid AI-related threats.
The company reported record annual recurring revenue and free cash flow, underscoring its growth trajectory. CrowdStrike previously navigated a major IT outage two years ago, further solidifying customer trust. Stock splits do not alter a company’s market valuation but aim to attract retail investors.
Shares have continued to climb as cybersecurity remains a priority for enterprises and governments. The split reflects confidence in sustained momentum, though fundamentals remain unchanged.