Exclusive | Texas Stock Exchange Is Close to Winning Its First Major Listing From New York

By mid‑September 2026 the Texas Stock Exchange is on the brink of securing its first major listing from New York. The timing aligns with a flurry of filings that appeared on September 9, indicating a coordinated push by several issuers. The exchange’s own communications flagged the development that day, marking the most visible step the fledgling venue has taken toward competing with legacy U.S. markets. Energy Transfer announced a plan to relocate its listing as early as next month, a detail reported by the Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg.com. Finimize highlighted the move as a first‑mover switch, while Moomoo cited a WSJ source confirming the timeline.

Simultaneously, Sunoco LP and SunocoCorp LLC filed notices to move their listings to the TX Exchange, a fact carried by Business Wire and corroborated by Yahoo Finance. The Business Journals confirmed these moves constitute the exchange’s first corporate listings, prompting Barron’s to note the heat on the NYSE. Despite the confirmed moves, the precise scope of the anticipated ‘major’ New York listing remains unspecified. Coverage therefore leaves the full impact of the deal ambiguous, and the exact mechanics of the transfer are still pending regulatory confirmation. Future reporting will need to verify regulatory approval and any additional NY‑listed firms that may follow Energy Transfer’s lead.

Bloomberg suggests the exchange will eye more NY listings after the Energy Transfer move. Observers will watch for a formal filing confirming the major listing and for statements from the NYSE regarding its competitive response. The next month will be critical for confirming whether the announced transfers become effective.