Key Highlights
Tokenization platform Securitize anticipates $400M capital injection through CEPT combination
NYSE trading under SECZ ticker anticipated to commence July 2
June 29 CEPT shareholder approval represents critical milestone
Minimal redemption requests help maintain transaction capital base
Platform oversees more than $4B in real-world tokenized assets
The pending merger between Securitize and Cantor Equity Partners II is projected to deliver roughly $400 million in total gross proceeds. Following a crucial shareholder vote scheduled for June 29, the transaction could reach completion by July 1, paving the way for public market trading to begin the following day under the SECZ symbol on the New York Stock Exchange.
Minimal Shareholder Redemptions Preserve Transaction Capital
According to recent disclosures, CEPT’s Class A shareholders submitted redemption requests representing less than 30% of outstanding shares. This favorable redemption rate ensures that substantially more funding will remain intact for the newly combined entity once the deal closes. The $400 million figure encompasses associated private investment financing arrangements, though it does not account for various transaction-related expenses.
The capital raised through this business combination will enable Securitize to bolster its competitive standing within the rapidly expanding tokenized asset ecosystem. The platform already facilitates the management of over $4 billion worth of tokenized real-world assets and collaborates with numerous prominent international asset management firms to support their tokenized fund offerings.
Before the transaction can be finalized, CEPT’s shareholder base must grant formal approval during a special meeting set for June 29. Additionally, both organizations must satisfy or obtain waivers for all standard closing conditions. Current projections indicate the deal will close approximately 48 hours following the shareholder vote.
NYSE Debut Positions Tokenization Infrastructure in Public Markets
Once the combination is complete, the merged organization will function as a publicly traded entity operating under the corporate name Securitize Corp. Public trading of common shares is scheduled to launch on the NYSE using the SECZ ticker symbol starting July 2. This public listing represents a significant milestone, bringing a prominent tokenization service provider directly into traditional equity markets.
Securitize delivers compliant infrastructure solutions for the issuance, administration, transfer, and trading of tokenized financial instruments. The company has established strategic partnerships with industry heavyweights including BlackRock, Apollo, BNY, Hamilton Lane, KKR, and VanEck. These collaborations bridge conventional asset management operations with distributed ledger technology-based financial systems.
The organization maintains multiple regulated subsidiary entities throughout the United States and European markets. Its U.S. operations encompass a registered broker-dealer, transfer agent, investment advisory firm, and fund administration business. Meanwhile, its European subsidiary functions under authorization granted through the European Union’s DLT Pilot Regime framework.
Transaction Advances From October 2025 Agreement
The definitive merger agreement between Securitize and CEPT was formally unveiled on October 28, 2025. CEPT functions as a special purpose acquisition vehicle sponsored by an affiliate of Cantor Fitzgerald. The original agreement established the framework for achieving a New York Stock Exchange listing for the combined organization.
In the months following the announcement, both companies have worked to compile comprehensive regulatory submissions and transaction documentation for shareholder evaluation. These materials encompass CEPT’s periodic regulatory disclosures along with Securitize’s registration statement filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The documentation details transaction terms, organizational structure, financing mechanisms, and potential risk factors.
Citigroup has been retained as financial and capital markets advisor supporting Securitize through the merger process. Cantor Fitzgerald provides advisory services to CEPT, with both firms also coordinating the accompanying private placement offering. Multiple law firms have been engaged to deliver legal counsel for the companies and placement agents involved.
Securitize approaches its anticipated public listing armed with over eight years of specialized tokenization expertise. The company integrates asset issuance capabilities, transfer agent services, fund administration functions, and secondary market trading within a unified regulated framework. The SECZ listing would establish a direct connection between its tokenization operations and the broader universe of public market investors.





