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Companies have continued to shift between jurisdictions in 2026. The September update identified 59 jurisdictional moves. That number has risen to 71. An updated copy of the running spreadsheet is available here.

As usual, I’ve had Claude generate infographics to help make the data easier to understand. I’ve also placed the list of reincorporating companies at the bottom and behind a jump because it’s long at 71 companies.

Overall Movement Flows

In terms of movement flow, most of the activity continues to be out of Delaware, but that should be expected because Delaware has the most public companies. Delaware also runs third here, with 15 attempts to shift to Delaware.

Headquarters and Reincorporations

Texas continues to draw companies with strong existing operational ties to Texas. Delaware and Nevada, in contrast, don’t have the same base.

Movement Over Time

Although I had expected movement to mostly cluster around proxy season, we’re continuing to see a good number of moves now. September was surprisingly busy with 9 identified moves and another two so far in October.

Vote Results – Without Abstentions

On the voting front, Delaware’s familiarity for investors may be helping make it easier to secure votes. The chart shows votes by the percentage in favor on votes cast–this is not always the standard to move. It takes a majority of the outstanding voting power to shift out of Delaware which explains why Archer Aviation’s vote failed despite winning 84% of the votes cast.

Vote Results – With Absentions and Broker-Non Votes

When abstentions and broker non-votes are included, the vote results look different. Companies may struggle to move if they have a high retail base that does not tend to vote.

Movement by Market Cap

When it comes to market cap, Texas picking up Exxon and Dell gives the state a likely insurrmountable lead.

Overall Totals

In terms of raw numbers, it remains close between Texas and Nevada for picking up the most companies this year.

Net Movement Delaware

In the reincorporation space, Delaware has a net loss so far this year of 28 public companies. Of course, Delaware continues to do well in the IPO space, picking up 73 companies. When you look at both reincorporations and IPOs, Delaware continues to grow its stable of franchise-tax paying public companies.

The running list is after the jump. As always, special thanks to Boyd Law students Hunter Hawkins, Enya Dinca, and Rocco Marino for their help maintaining and updating the spreadsheet.

Company Name Principal Executive Office Origination State Destination State
1. Haymaker Acquisition Corp 4 Oklahoma Cayman Islands Delaware
2. Forian, Inc. Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland
3. Cheetah Net China North Carolina Delaware
4. Galecto Massachusetts Delaware Cayman Islands
5. Curaleaf Holdings, Inc. Connecticut British Columbia Delaware
6. TruGolf Utah Delaware Nevada
7. LQR House Florida Nevada Delaware
8. CBAK Energy China Nevada Cayman Islands
9. Resolute Holdings Management, Inc. New York Delaware Nevada
10. Forward Industries, INC Texas New York Texas
11. EQV Ventures Acquisition Utah Cayman Islands Delaware
12. Datadog, Inc. New York Delaware Nevada
13. Keel Infrastructure Corp. New York Ontario Delaware
14. Datasea, Inc. China Nevada British Virgin Islands
15. CDT Equity Florida Delaware Cayman Islands
16. eXp World Holdings Texas Delaware Texas
17. ArcBest Corp Arkansas Delaware Texas
18. Texas Capital Bancshares Texas Delaware Texas
19. ExxonMobil Corp. Texas New Jersey Texas
20. NL Industries Texas New Jersey Delaware
21. ClearOne Inc Utah Delaware Nevada
22. Liberty Media Corporation Colorado Delaware Nevada
23. The LGL Group, Inc. Florida Delaware Nevada
24. TTEC Holdings, Inc. Texas Delaware Texas
25. Weatherford International plc Texas Ireland Texas
26. Dream Finders Homes Florida Delaware Texas
27. Voyager Technologies Colorado Delaware Texas
28. GPGI, Inc. New Jersey Delaware Nevada
29. FirstCash Holdings, Inc. Texas Delaware Texas
30. AerSale Corp Florida Delaware Texas
31. Natural Gas Services Group, INC Texas Colorado Texas
32. Archer Aviation Inc. California Delaware Texas
33. Sonoma Pharmaceuticals, inc Colorado Delaware Nevada
34. Samsara Inc California Delaware Nevada
35. Wave Life Science LTD Singapore Singapore Delaware
36. Dell Technologies Texas Delaware Texas
37. Spruce Power Holding Corp Texas Delaware Texas
38. Jushi Holdings Inc. Florida British Columbia Nevada
39. Aptorum Group Ltd UK Cayman Islands Delaware
40. King Resources China Delaware Nevada
41. Thunder Power Holdings Delaware/China Delaware Nevada
42. NexGel, Inc. Pennsylvania Delaware Nevada
43. DeFi Development Corp. Florida Delaware Nevada
44. Granite Ridge Resources Texas Delaware Texas
45. Weatherford International plc Texas Ireland Delaware
46. Nova Minerals Colorado Australia Nevada
47. Trulieve Cannabis Corp. Florida British Columbia Delaware
48. Nu-Med Plus, Inc. New York Utah Nevada
49. Energy Transfer LP Texas Delaware Texas
50. Sunoco LP Texas Delaware Texas
51. SunocoCorp LLC Texas Delaware Texas
52. USA Compression Partners Texas Delaware Texas
53. Etoiles Capital Group Co. LTD Hong Kong Cayman Islands Nevada
54. Sui Group Holdings Minnesota Minnesota Delaware
55. TopPoint Holdings Pennsylvania Nevada Delaware
56. DoorDash California Delaware Nevada
57. Outdoor Holding Company Texas Delaware Texas
58. NextCure Maryland Delaware Texas
59. LandBridge Co LLC (LB) Texas Delaware Texas
60. Catheter Precision South Carolina Delaware Nevada
61. Cemtrex Inc. New York Delaware Nevada
62. Arrive AI Inc. Indiana Delaware Nevada
63. BCB Bancorp Inc. New Jersey New Jersey Delaware
64. Natural Grocers by Vitamin Cottage, Inc. Colorado Delaware Texas
65. Cintas Corp Ohio Washington Delaware
66. Texas Pacific Land Corporation Texas Delaware Texas
67. Onfolio Holdings, Inc. Delaware Nevada
68. Solidion Technology Texas Delaware Texas
69. InMed Pharmaceuticals Canada British Columbia Nevada
70. Korsana Biosciences, Inc Massachusetts Massachusetts Cayman Islands
71. Melar Acquisition Corp. New York Cayman Islands Nevada