NYSE Texas Opens Dallas Headquarters
NYSE Texas headquarters opens in Dallas, providing NYSE Texas-listed companies with a dedicated venue and event space.
The New York Stock Exchange has opened the headquarters of NYSE Texas in Dallas, creating a dedicated venue and event space for NYSE Texas-listed companies. The opening extends the NYSE’s presence in the state and will be marked by Texas Governor Greg Abbott ringing the Closing Bell from the new headquarters. NYSE Texas President Bryan Daniel is also set to discuss the location’s community role on Taking Stock.
A Dedicated Dallas Venue
The NYSE Texas headquarters is intended to provide NYSE Texas-listed companies with a dedicated setting for events and engagement in Dallas. The exchange characterized the location as a physical commitment to companies and innovators operating in the state.
Lynn Martin, President at New York Stock Exchange, stated:
“where our commitment to the state becomes concrete as a dedicated home for the innovators who are shaping the future.”
Programming From The New Headquarters
Abbott will ring the Closing Bell from the Dallas site. Daniel will join Kristen Scholer on Taking Stock to discuss how the headquarters is helping build community and deepen the NYSE’s presence in Texas.
Scholer will also interview Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, with that conversation scheduled for distribution across NYSE platforms in the coming weeks. Market programming and bell coverage are available through TV.NYSE.com.
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The company said it expects revenue growth of 70% for its fiscal 2028 year.
