According to TechFlow, Securitize announced on June 5 that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has declared effective its S-4 registration statement relating to the business combination with special purpose acquisition company Cantor Equity Partners II (Nasdaq: CEPT). The regulatory nod propels Securitize toward its transformation into a publicly listed company.
The matter is scheduled to be submitted for approval at a special meeting of CEPT shareholders on June 29, 2026. If shareholders give the green light, the deal is expected to close shortly after satisfying customary conditions. With SEC clearance and an imminent shareholder vote, Securitize’s listing trajectory is now firmly set.
New Public Identity and Market Debut
Following the merger's completion, the combined entity will operate under the name Securitize Corp. and intends to list on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol “SECZ.” That positions Securitize as a publicly traded tokenization infrastructure firm, bringing its digital securities issuance and management business into the glare of public markets and enhanced liquidity conditions.
Tokenized Securities and Institutional Momentum
In the same announcement, Securitize underscored that it continues to advance its core initiatives in tokenized securities, trading infrastructure, and strategic collaborations with institutions such as BlackRock. The dual developments—securing a path to the NYSE while deepening institutional ties—highlight the company’s sustained push to anchor real-world asset tokenization within a compliant, established financial framework.