Davita HealthCare Partners, a pharmaceutical company, said on Monday it will split shares, shareholders will receive dialysis service providers, their share for every two shares.
On August 23, records of the shareholders will receive dividend from September 20 Denver company shares. After break up, davita will have about 2.125 million shares on the market, the 1.062 million, as of June 30.
Davita provides dialysis patients with chronic renal failure and end-stage renal disease. Operation or $2010 on June 30, outpatient dialysis centers provide administrative services, and in the center of the other 10 countries of 48.
The company's shares closed at $114.35 on Friday. This price has been rising by about 3.5%, so far this year. DaVita shares trading between $95.17 at $131.33, in the past year.



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