Securitize Secures $400M Track to List on NYSE Under SECZ

TLDR

• Securitize expects $400 million from the CEPT merger ahead of its NYSE listing

• SECZ shares are expected to begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange starting July 2

• A shareholder vote at the CEPT conference on June 29 remains the next major step

• Low redemptions help preserve capital for Securitize listing

• Securitize brings $4 billion worth of token assets to the public markets

Securitize expects the planned business combination to generate approximately $400 million in gross proceeds. The deal could close on July 1 following a shareholder vote on June 29. The shares will then begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker SECZ on July 2.

Low redemptions support $400 million in revenue

Cantor Equity Partners II It reported that less than 30% of its Class A shareholders requested redemptions. More capital will remain available when the companies complete the proposed transaction. Estimated returns include related private investment financing but do not include transaction costs.

The securitization plans to use the deal to strengthen its position in the growing tokenized asset market. The company currently manages more than $4 billion in real-world token assets. Its platform supports funds developed with several major global asset managers.

CEPT shareholders must approve the business combination during a special meeting scheduled for June 29. Both companies must also satisfy or waive remaining customary closing requirements. The two parties currently expect to complete the deal after two days of voting.

SECZ listing brings tokenization platform to NYSE

Upon completion, the combined company will operate publicly under the name Securitize Corp. Its common shares are supposed to begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the SECZ on July 2. The listing would place a major token provider directly within public stock markets.

Securitization It provides a regulated infrastructure for issuing, managing, transferring and trading tokenized financial products. Its partners include BlackRock, Apollo, BNY, Hamilton Lane, KKR, and VanEck. These relationships connect established asset managers and blockchain-based financial infrastructure.

The company operates several regulated subsidiaries throughout the United States and Europe. Its U.S. businesses include a registered broker-dealer, transfer agent, investment advisor, and fund manager. Its European subsidiary operates under the EU’s DLT pilot regime.

The business combination is based on the 2025 agreement

Securitization CEPT announced their definitive business combination agreement on October 28, 2025. CEPT operates as a special purpose acquisition company backed by an affiliate of Cantor Fitzgerald. The agreement outlined the combined company’s plans to secure a listing on the New York Stock Exchange.

Since then, the two parties have prepared regulatory filings and transaction documents for shareholder review. These materials include CEPT’s regulatory reports and Securitize’s registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The filings explain the terms and structure of the transaction, the financing arrangements and the risks associated with it.

Citigroup is acting as financial and capital markets advisor to the securitization process throughout the transaction. Cantor Fitzgerald advises CEPT, while both firms also manage the related private placement. Many law firms provide legal support to companies and recruitment agents.

Securitization He enters the proposed list with more than eight years of experience in the field of coding. The company combines asset issuance, transfer services, fund management and secondary trading within one structured structure. The SECZ listing will link its tokenization operations with broader access to the public market.