Priority Income Fund Advances Plans to List Common Stock on National Exchange

The firm aims to complete the listing within a year, pending approvals and market conditions.

June 23, 2025

Priority Income Fund Moves Ahead with Listing Plans Amid Shareholder Preparation

Priority Income Fund is gearing up to list its common stock on a national exchange. The company announced the initiative back in April, with a 12-month target to get it done. That timeline starts ticking from the date of the announcement—and while the intention is clear, the final execution still depends on several moving parts: shareholder approval, board sign-off, and overall market conditions.

A deck outlining the listing strategy has already been published. It gives current and prospective investors a snapshot of what to expect. While nothing is guaranteed, the company made it clear that it intends to share more updates with stakeholders in the weeks and months ahead.

As part of this process, company leadership—directors and certain officers—may play a role in gathering support through proxy solicitation. The details around that are expected to appear in a proxy statement, which will be filed with the SEC. Once it’s out, shareholders will have access to information on participants and their potential interests in the matter, including ownership stakes.

What Comes Next

This step forward fits into a broader shift for Priority Income Fund as it looks to expand market access. For investors, it could mean more visibility and more flexibility. But the company also emphasized that forward-looking statements are subject to change. Future events—especially those outside management’s control—can shape outcomes in unexpected ways.

That said, the message is consistent: a listing is in motion, and the company plans to keep the market informed. For now, it’s a wait-and-see, but Priority has laid out the playbook and is moving with intent.