Hyliion adds dual listing on NYSE Texas exchange
Hyliion Holdings Corp. has announced that its common stock will now be listed on NYSE Texas, an electronic equities exchange based in Dallas. This dual listing, effective today, will run in parallel with the company's existing listing on NYSE American, where the stock trades under the symbol HYLN. Hyliion, headquartered in Austin, Texas, specializes in modular power plant technology.
The company's manufacturing facilities are also located in Austin, and it maintains research and development operations in Cincinnati, Ohio. Founder and CEO Thomas Healy stated that the dual listing underscores Hyliion's strong ties to Texas. NYSE Texas, headquartered in Dallas, is an exchange that supports companies in the state's energy and technology sectors.
Bryan Daniel, NYSE Texas' president, added that the exchange aims to facilitate the growth of such companies. Hyliion's primary product is the KARNO Power Module, a modular power plant capable of operating on various fuel sources. The company aims to initially serve the commercial and waste management sectors with its technology, which provides prime power and energy arbitrage.
The company has consistently reported losses and anticipates continued losses for the foreseeable future, as outlined in its latest annual report filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on February 25, 2026.
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