Hilton to Transfer Stock Listing from NYSE to Nasdaq
Hilton will transfer the listing of its common stock from the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) to Nasdaq.
The company will continue trading under its existing ticker symbol, HLT.
Timeline
- Hilton shares will trade on the NYSE until November 4, 2026.
- Trading on Nasdaq is expected to begin on November 5, 2026.
- No action is required from shareholders.
Why the Move Matters
- Hilton said the move aligns with its position as an innovative, fast-growing hospitality company.
- Nasdaq was chosen due to its reputation as a home for many leading technology and growth-focused companies.
CEO Commentary
Chris Nassetta, President & CEO
Said Hilton's growth has been driven by:
- Its asset-light business model
- Strong brand portfolio
- Award-winning workplace culture
- Industry-leading technology platforms
- Described Nasdaq as well aligned with Hilton's long-term growth ambitions.
Technology Focus
Hilton highlighted investments in:
- AI-powered trip planning tools.
- Personalized digital messaging.
- A modernized hotel technology platform.
- The company recently appointed a new Chief Technology Officer to further accelerate innovation.
Workplace Recognition
Hilton has earned more than 740 Great Place to Work and Fortune workplace awards.
Achievements include:
- World's Best Workplace (2023 and 2025)
- No. 1 workplace rankings across 70 countries.
Nasdaq's Response
Adena Friedman, Chair and CEO of Nasdaq
- Welcomed Hilton to the exchange.
- Praised Hilton's global reputation and long history of serving travelers worldwide.
Key Takeaway
- The Nasdaq transfer is primarily a strategic market-listing change and does not affect Hilton's business strategy, capital allocation priorities, or commitments to guests, owners, team members, and shareholders.
- The move highlights Hilton's transformation into a technology-enabled global hospitality leader while continuing its rapid expansion worldwide.
