Buda Juice Dual Lists on the NYSE Texas Exchange

Buda Juice (NYSE American: BUDA) announced the dual listing of its common stock on the NYSE Texas exchange, effective May 26, 2026, while keeping NYSE American as its primary listing.

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Dual Listing Connects Home State Roots to a Growing National Footprint

DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Buda Juice, Inc. (NYSE American: BUDA), $BUDA, creator and pioneer of the Ultra Fresh category in the supermarket fresh perimeter, today announced the dual listing of its common stock on the NYSE Texas exchange, effective May 26, 2026. The Company will maintain its primary listing on the NYSE American.

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Horatio Lonsdale-Hands, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Buda Juice, commented:

“Listing on the NYSE Texas exchange honors the place where Buda Juice got its start. We have not forgotten where we come from, even as we take this brand to a much larger stage.”

NYSE Texas launched in March 2025 as the first securities exchange incorporated in Texas, operated by the New York Stock Exchange, part of Intercontinental Exchange (NYSE: ICE), a leading global provider of technology and data. Texas is home to more NYSE-listed companies than any other U.S. state, with a combined market value of over $3.9 trillion. Qualified companies may dual list on NYSE Texas at no additional cost while maintaining their primary listing.

For Buda Juice, the dual listing reflects a natural alignment. The Company's largest retail relationship is with a San Antonio-based grocer that dominates the Texas supermarket landscape, and its products are manufactured at its Dallas facility. With its brand deeply embedded in the Texas consumer market, Buda Juice's listing on the NYSE Texas positions the Company to strengthen visibility among the growing base of Texas-based institutional and retail investors.

"Buda Juice is a strong addition to the NYSE Texas community," said Bryan Daniel, President, NYSE Texas. "We are proud to welcome them to our exchange and look forward to supporting their growth as they bring the Ultra Fresh category to more retailers in the state of Texas and across the country."

About Buda Juice

Buda Juice (NYSE American: BUDA) is the creator and pioneer of the Ultra Fresh™ category through an end-to-end cold chain platform that delivers always-cold, freshly crafted juices, lemonades and wellness shots to grocery retailers. The Company provides a turnkey alternative to shelf-stable beverages and in-store juicing, enabling retailers to offer truly fresh, clean-label products without added infrastructure or operational complexity. Its continuous 35°F cold chain from fruit to shelf delivers products with an 8 to 12-day shelf life that preserves authentic taste and nutrient quality while enabling efficient retail distribution. Buda Juice’s proprietary cold-chain infrastructure enables the Company to scale the Ultra Fresh category nationally while maintaining the quality, safety and consistency required by leading grocery retailers, with a disciplined focus on profitability. Additional information about the Company can be found at https://budajuice.com.

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Buda Juice Investor/Press Contact
Brian S. Siegel, IRC®, M.B.A.
Senior Managing Director
Hayden IR – Chicago
(346) 396-8696 (o)
brian@haydenir.com

Source: Buda Juice, Inc.

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