Digital Ally stock changes after a reverse split

Digital Ally stock changed its trading identity on September 22, 2026, after a 1 for 3 reverse split and a ticker change from DGLY to KUST. The corporate-action record gives investors a concrete reference point: each three DGLY shares became one KUST share.

Ticker change reshapes the quote

According to Robinhood on September 22, 2026, Digital Ally completed a 1 for 3 reverse split and changed its ticker symbol to KUST. The same record says shareholders received one KUST share for every three DGLY shares previously held.

The corporate-action history also lists earlier reverse splits of 1 for 100 and 1 for 20. Those figures make the latest 1 for 3 exchange part of a broader sequence of share-count adjustments rather than an operating result.

Identity matters more than price

The supplied security identifier is US2538181057, while the current corporate-action record identifies the successor trading symbol as KUST. That distinction matters because a DGLY quote and a KUST quote cannot be treated as the same unadjusted market observation.

For investors tracking the former DGLY listing, the key dated comparison is therefore structural: three old shares correspond to one new share as of September 22, 2026. The change affects share count and ticker presentation; it does not by itself establish a change in revenue, earnings, cash flow or business value.

Corporate action sets the checkpoint

The dated checkpoint is September 22, 2026, when the 1 for 3 reverse split and ticker conversion were recorded. Any later market analysis needs to use KUST as the trading symbol and adjust historical share-count comparisons for the 1 to 3 ratio.

Digital Ally stock is therefore best read through its corporate-action history at this date: one KUST share replaced three DGLY shares, and the ticker moved from DGLY to KUST.

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