# Federal Register #2026-22005

SEC notice on NYSE Texas complimentary services for listed issuers

**Buyer:** Securities and Exchange Commission
**Posted:** October 28, 2026
**Identifier:** 2026-22005
**NAICS:** 523210

The SEC notice concerns NYSE Texas, Inc.’s complimentary services for listed issuers, rather than a purchase of goods or services by the government.
- Government agency: Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC); no sub-agency or office is specified.
- Named organization: NYSE Texas, Inc., which offers the issuer services described in the notice. No OEMs or other vendors are identified.
- Services described:
  - All NYSE Texas issuers may use the Exchange’s Dallas headquarters for certain services.
  - Eligible dual listings that meet specified listing and share-count criteria may elect a one-time visibility and investor-engagement package valued at approximately $50,000. It includes an investor meeting opportunity at the Dallas headquarters and a marketing activation publicizing the dual listing or other corporate developments.
- Participation in the package is optional, and eligible issuers may choose some or all of the services.
- No products, quantities, or government contract value are specified; this is an SEC notice concerning an exchange rule change, not a procurement solicitation.

### Description

The Securities and Exchange Commission is requesting an extension of the previously approved information collection under Rule 163. The rule exempts certain communications by or on behalf of well-known seasoned issuers from Section 5(c) of the Securities Act before a registration statement is filed, subject to conditions. The notice estimates approximately 12 respondents and 12 annual filings, with a total annual reporting burden of 1 hour and an annual cost burden of $870. Comments may be submitted within 30 days after publication, by November 30, 2026.

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