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Nasdaq Expands in Texas with Launch of Nasdaq Texas, Dual Listing Venue
ByAinvest
Wednesday, Nov 12, 2025 8:47 am ET1min read
Nasdaq plans to launch Nasdaq Texas, a dual listing venue, to bring the exchange's full platform capabilities to companies aligned with the state's pro-growth policies. The announcement coincides with the Permian Basin Cook-Off, which draws 5,000 oil and gas executives annually. Nasdaq Texas will benefit from Texas' pro-business environment, including Senate Bill 29, which enhances corporate governance. Nasdaq has a long history in Texas, with over 200 listed companies and 2,000 clients in the state.
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