Dillard’s transfers stock exchange listings to Texas Stock Exchange

US department store group Dillard’s has announced plans to voluntarily transfer the primary listings of its securities from the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) to the Texas Stock Exchange (TXSE).

The transfer applies to the Class A common stock of Dillard’s, trading under the ticker symbol DDS, as well as the 7.50 percent capital securities of Dillard’s Capital Trust I, trading under DDT. Both securities are scheduled to cease primary trading on the NYSE at market close on October 2, 2026. Primary listing trading on the TXSE will commence at market open on October 5, 2026, with both securities retaining existing ticker symbols.

Alignment with regional retail footprint

The department store operator indicated the transition connects its retail operations in Texas with the technology-driven platform at TXSE.

Founder William T. Dillard launched the retail group in 1938 in Nashville, Arkansas. The company expanded into Texas in 1956 following the acquisition of a store in downtown Tyler.

Texas has since developed into the largest regional market for Dillard’s, currently hosting 54 store locations. The company reincorporated from Delaware to Texas in August 2025.

Dillard’s operates 272 stores across 30 states in the US, including 28 clearance centers, alongside its online channel.