Mercado Libre, a major Latin American e-commerce company, has seen its share price climb substantially in recent years, and market observers see it as a potential candidate for a stock split (24/7 Wall St., Yahoo [Zacks], Investopedia - Stock Split). Mercado Libre's fiscal year mirrors the calendar year, and its quarterly earnings announcements historically have been released within two months of the end of a fiscal quarter (Mercado Libre - Results and Financials). The closing date will be changed to the day before Mercado Libre's scheduled second quarter 2026 release date once that date is announced. Mercado Libre shares have not split in its history (CompaniesMarketCap). The date the split will take effect is immaterial.

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