ICE to Dual List on NYSE Texas Starting June 17
NYSE parent Intercontinental Exchange will begin dual listing on NYSE Texas from June 17, while keeping its primary listing in New York.
Intercontinental Exchange (NYSE: ICE), the powerhouse behind the New York Stock Exchange, has confirmed it will dual list its shares on NYSE Texas beginning June 17, 2025. The decision strengthens ICE’s strategic presence in a second U.S. financial hub, without affecting its existing primary listing.
NYSE Texas, a fresh entrant into the U.S. exchange ecosystem, officially launched operations in March 2025. Since then, it has attracted a wave of companies looking to expand their market visibility through dual listings.
ICE stated that no new shares will be issued as part of the dual listing. Instead, it offers broader accessibility for investors, particularly those in the Southwest and beyond who are seeking alternative trading venues.
Despite its secondary listing in Texas, ICE confirmed that its primary exchange affiliation remains with the original NYSE in New York. This move is widely seen as a nod to the growing influence of regional financial centers and as a potential driver for increased market liquidity.
NYSE vs NYSE Texas Comparison
| Exchange Attribute | NYSE (New York) | NYSE Texas |
|---|---|---|
| Launch Year | 1792 | 2025 |
| Location | New York City | Texas |
| Type of Listing | Primary Listing | Dual Listing (Secondary) |
| Parent Company | Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) | ICE |
| Target Region | Global & National | Southwest U.S. Focus |
| Recent Activity | Stable Listings | New Dual Listings Surge |
ICE’s decision to join NYSE Texas puts significant weight behind the exchange’s ambitions, signaling that the new platform is not just a startup experiment but a serious contender aiming to decentralize U.S. equity markets.
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