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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 Mar 28, 2000. This was Konami Holdings Corp's 3rd stock split, following the previous one in Mar 26, 1999.

Mar 28, 2000

2-for-1

Mar 26, 1999

3-for-2

Feb 25, 1992

11-for-10

Pre-Split Price

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Post-Split Price

1 453.1932

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Mar 28, 2000

2-for-1

Mar 26, 1999

3-for-2

Feb 25, 1992

11-for-10

Konami Holdings Corp
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Mar 28, 2000

Split 2-for-1

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N/A

Post-Split Price

1 453.1932

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Mar 26, 1999

Split 3-for-2

x1.5

Pre-Split Price

N/A

Post-Split Price

1 453.1932

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Feb 25, 1992

Split 11-for-10

x1.1

Pre-Split Price

N/A

Post-Split Price

1 453.1932

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Konami Holdings Corp
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Economic Moat

Wide

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3T JPY

Industry

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Konami Holdings Corporation, hailing from Japan, has intricately woven itself into the cultural fabric of entertainment and leisure industries worldwide. Founded in 1969 by Kagemasa Kozuki, Konami began its journey in the manufacture of amusement machines and arcade cabinets during the golden era of video games. Over time, it evolved into a diverse entity encompassing video games, gaming and systems, and fitness enterprises. The video game division, often its most dazzling jewel, boasts an impressive portfolio with legendary franchises like "Metal Gear Solid," "Castlevania," and "Silent Hill." Through creative storytelling and innovative gameplay mechanics, Konami has crafted immersive experiences that captivate audiences, making it a formidable player in the highly competitive global gaming market. But Konami is not merely an entertainment virtuoso; it is a maestro in monetizing its different business segments. The company draws substantial revenue from its gaming and systems division, which encompasses the production and leasing of gaming machines for the pachinko and slot machine sectors, a lucrative market in Japan. Fitness is another robust leg of its operations, with Konami Fitness Centers scattered across the nation, contributing steady income and diversifying its revenue streams. As Konami harmonizes its diverse operations, it keenly invests in digital entertainment and emerging technologies, ensuring it remains relevant in the digital age and perpetually on the cultural pulse, engaging audiences at every turn.

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Konami Holdings Corp's latest stock split occurred on Mar 28, 2000

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Konami Holdings Corp's latest stock split occurred on Mar 28, 2000

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