Securitize completes its business combination with Cantor Equity Partners II, enabling CEPT holders to participate in the public listing under the SECZ ticker on NYSE set for July 2, 2026. The deal includes a PIPE financing with Cantor and Citi, and positions Securitize to scale its on-chain asset platform, which now boasts $4B+ AUM and growing institutional partnerships, including BlackRock. Near-term upside hinges on successful de-SPAC execution and continued adoption of tokenized securities infrastructure.
The de-SPAC creates immediate liquidity and public-market exposure to Securitize’s tokenization platform, plus $4B+ AUM and institutional partnerships. However, PIPE-driven dilution and execution risk around the July 2 listing could cap upside near the event.
CEPT becomes SECZ exposure via de-SPAC; near-term upside hinges on July 2 listing and PIPE terms, with dilution risk and growth-driven upside over 1–3 months.
M&A: De-SPAC completion with Cantor to enable a public listing and strategic growth for tokenization infrastructure.