The New York Stock Exchange officially opened the physical headquarters of NYSE Texas at Dallas’ historic Old Parkland campus on August 27, 2026, with Texas Governor Greg Abbott ringing the closing bell. The exchange began operating on March 31, 2025, after Intercontinental Exchange reincorporated the former NYSE Chicago as a Texas entity, making NYSE Texas the first fully electronic equities exchange established in the state. It now has more than 120 listed securities issuers and offers dual listings, allowing companies to retain a primary NYSE listing while also trading on NYSE Texas. The venue is entering an increasingly competitive market that includes Nasdaq Texas, which launched earlier in 2026 and lists SpaceX, and the independent Texas Stock Exchange, or TXSE, which began trading in July. NYSE Texas is emphasizing primary listings, opening and closing auctions, and institutional infrastructure for complex transactions. The expansion adds to Dallas’ development as a financial center, known as Y’all Street, while TXSE’s ability to attract IPOs, build liquidity and win listing transfers remains a key test for Texas’ broader challenge to established U.S. capital-markets hubs.