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Nasdaq Texas Exchange Launches with DFW Co. Among First Dual Listings
Nasdaq Texas begins dual listings with six companies, connecting capital to key Texas industries and reinforcing the state's growing role in U.S. markets, Nasdaq said.
- At a closing‑bell ceremony at the Alamo, Nasdaq launched Nasdaq Texas, attended by Gov. Greg Abbott, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, and Adena Friedman, making it fully operational after SEC approval.
- After an announcement last year and SEC sign‑off, Nasdaq reincorporated its Nasdaq BX exchange to Texas to make the market legally domiciled there.
- The first cohort highlights sectors including energy, infrastructure, logistics and finance, with APA Corporation, Construction Partners Inc., J.B. Hunt Transportation Services, Huntington Bancshares and ProFrac Services.
- More than 200 Texas‑based Nasdaq listings and nearly $2 trillion in market cap increase competition with NYSE and Texas Stock Exchange, while dual‑listing retains Nasdaq's technology and investor access.
- While based in Dallas, Rachel Racz said Nasdaq is here because we believe the independent spirit of this state deserves direct access to global capital and global opportunity, stressing statewide reach and continuing ceremonial events nationwide.
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