H & M Hennes & Mauritz AB
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Price: 176.25 SEK -0.87% Market Closed
Market Cap: 285.1B SEK

HM B's latest stock split occurred on Jun 1, 2010

The company executed a 2-for-1 stock split, meaning that for every share held, investors received 2 new shares.

The adjusted shares began trading on Jun 1, 2010. This was HM B's 4th stock split, following the previous one in May 17, 1999.

Last Splits:
Jun 1, 2010
2-for-1
May 17, 1999
4-for-1
May 12, 1997
5-for-1
Jun 8, 1992
5-for-1
Pre-Split Price
N/A
Post-Split Price
155.0158
Before
After
Last Splits:
Jun 1, 2010
2-for-1
May 17, 1999
4-for-1
May 12, 1997
5-for-1
Jun 8, 1992
5-for-1

H & M Hennes & Mauritz AB
Stock Splits History

HM B Stock Splits Timeline
Jun 1, 2010
Jun 1, 2010
Split 2-for-1
x2
Pre-Split Price
N/A
Post-Split Price
155.0158
Before
After
May 17, 1999
May 17, 1999
Split 4-for-1
x4
Pre-Split Price
N/A
Post-Split Price
155.0158
Before
After
May 12, 1997
May 12, 1997
Split 5-for-1
x5
Pre-Split Price
N/A
Post-Split Price
155.0158
Before
After
Jun 8, 1992
Jun 8, 1992
Split 5-for-1
x5
Pre-Split Price
N/A
Post-Split Price
155.0158
Before
After

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H & M Hennes & Mauritz AB
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Once upon a time in 1947, in the idyllic town of Västerås, Sweden, H & M Hennes & Mauritz AB began its journey as a women’s clothing store, primarily known as "Hennes." The founder, Erling Persson, envisioned a retail experience that was not only affordable but stylishly attuned to the whims of fashion-forward consumers. Over the decades, this modest idea burgeoned into a sprawling global enterprise. What began as a singular focus on women's wear evolved into a diverse array of clothing under numerous brand names, catering to men, children, and even introducing home decor. H&M operates on a fast-fashion model; this method pivots on rapidly adapting runway styles into market-ready garments swiftly, thereby maintaining a high volume of collections per year. The essence of H&M's success lies in its highly efficient logistics and supply chain management. This allows the company to sustain affordability while consistently stocking up-to-date fashion trends. The mechanisms driving H&M's profitability are deeply woven into its operational framework. At the core, the company harnesses economies of scale, leveraging its vast network of over 4,500 stores worldwide to negotiate favorable terms with suppliers, securing materials at competitive prices. In retail management, H&M deftly combines its physical and online presence, ensuring seamless accessibility for consumers. By utilizing data analytics, the company adeptly discerns consumer preferences, enabling it to tailor product offerings with precision. The company’s innovative marketing strategies—often tapping into collaborations with designers and influencers—amplify brand visibility and consumer engagement. Furthermore, its ongoing ventures into sustainability and eco-friendly initiatives reflect a commitment to future-oriented, conscientious business practices, aiming to appeal to increasingly environment-conscious consumers. This comprehensive approach is at the heart of how H&M continues to flourish in the competitive arena of global retail fashion.

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