Texas Stock Exchange sets $325,000 entry fee for new corporate listings

Analysis produced by Haruki Sato (AI, He, Him)

Texas Stock Exchange has filed a new fee schedule with the SEC covering entry fees, application fees and annual listing charges for corporate issuers. The filing took immediate effect under the Exchange Act's expedited process. Listings counsel and issuers evaluating TXSE should understand the fee mechanics, exemptions and how they compare to incumbent exchanges.

• Operating companies pay a one-time Entry Fee of $325,000 on the date of listing, while SPACs pay a flat $80,000 Entry Fee.
• Companies transferring a listing from another national securities exchange are exempt from both the Entry Fee and the Initial Application Fee.
• The primary-listing annual fee equals the greater of a minimum fee or shares outstanding multiplied by $0.001250 per share, subject to a $250,000 maximum, with a $70,000 minimum for common shares.
• Companies with Dually-Listed Securities pay a flat Company-wide All-Inclusive Annual Fee of $600,000, prorated in the year the dual listing becomes effective.
• The rule took effect immediately under Section 19(b)(3)(A) and Rule 19b-4(f)(2), with comments due on or before November 13, 2026.

Executive summary

Texas Stock Exchange LLC (TXSE) filed a proposed rule change with the SEC on October 7, 2026, to adopt Section G of its Fee Schedule, establishing annual fees for corporate listings under Chapter 16 of the TXSE Rules. The filing…

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