Texas Banking Group Third Coast Bancshares Set to Ring NYSE Closing Bell

Deep News
Jul 29

A Texas-based bank holding company, Third Coast Bancshares, Inc., has announced that its founder, chairman, president, and CEO will lead the company's board members, senior management team, and outstanding employee representatives to ring the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange on July 29.

This bell-ringing ceremony is intended to celebrate a significant milestone in the company's development journey. Third Coast Bancshares completed its transfer of listing in October 2025 and is now dual-listed on both the New York Stock Exchange and the NYSE Texas section.

Since its founding in 2008, the company has focused on building a relationship-driven Texas bank, dedicated to helping local businesses, families, and communities thrive. To date, through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Third Coast Bank, the company operates 21 branches across four major metropolitan areas in Texas.

The company's founder stated that ringing the NYSE closing bell is a proud moment for all Third Coast employees, and this milestone reflects the hard work of the staff, the trust of its customers, and the support of its shareholders. He emphasized that as the company continues to grow, it will persist in disciplined execution, strive for operational excellence, and remain committed to creating sustainable long-term value.

Third Coast Bancshares successfully completed a merger with Keystone Bancshares in February 2026, and the combined entity now boasts total assets exceeding $6 billion. Additionally, the company recently announced news regarding the asset sale of its subsidiary, Third Coast Commercial Capital.

The NYSE closing bell ceremony is a key tradition used to commemorate significant corporate milestones and achievements. This bell-ringing event is scheduled to take place at the New York Stock Exchange at 4:00 PM Eastern Time.

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