Buda Juice dual lists on NYSE Texas exchange effective May 26

Buda Juice Inc. (NYSE American: BUDA) announced its common stock will dual list on the NYSE Texas exchange effective May 26, 2026, while maintaining its primary listing on NYSE American.

The Dallas-based juice company, which describes itself as creator of the Ultra Fresh category in supermarket fresh perimeters, cited its Texas roots as motivation for the dual listing. The company operates a manufacturing facility in Dallas and has its largest retail relationship with a San Antonio-based grocer.

"Listing on the NYSE Texas exchange honors the place where Buda Juice got its start," said Horatio Lonsdale-Hands, co-founder and chief executive officer.

NYSE Texas launched in March 2025 as the first securities exchange incorporated in Texas, operated by the New York Stock Exchange, part of Intercontinental Exchange (NYSE: ICE). The exchange allows qualified companies to dual list at no additional cost while maintaining their primary listing.

According to the press release, Texas hosts more NYSE-listed companies than any other U.S. state, with a combined market value exceeding $3.9 trillion.

Buda Juice operates what it calls an end-to-end cold chain platform that delivers refrigerated juices, lemonades and wellness shots to grocery retailers. The company maintains a continuous 35°F cold chain from production to shelf, resulting in products with an 8 to 12-day shelf life.

The dual listing aims to increase visibility among Texas-based institutional and retail investors as the company expands its presence in Texas supermarkets and nationally.

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