Lumen Technologies said in a filing that its Board of Directors has approved the voluntary transfer of the listing of its common stock, along with two series of notes issued by subsidiary Qwest Corporation, from the New York Stock Exchange to the Nasdaq Stock Market.
The securities affected include Lumen's common stock and Qwest Corporation's 6.500% Notes due 2051 (CTGG) and 6.750% Notes due 2052 (CTHH). Lumen and Qwest Corporation have filed applications to list the securities on Nasdaq and plan to file a Form 25 with the Securities and Exchange Commission to effect the delisting from the NYSE.
Subject to customary conditions, the securities are expected to be delisted from the NYSE at the close of markets on Oct. 5, 2026, and listed on Nasdaq at the opening of trading on Oct. 6, 2026. Lumen expects its common stock to continue trading under the ticker symbol "LUMN," while the Qwest Corporation notes will continue trading under "CTGG" and "CTHH."
Lumen CEO Kate Johnson said the move aligns the company's listing with its strategic priorities as it transitions into an enterprise networking company for AI, calling Nasdaq "the right home for this next chapter."
The company said the listing transfer is not expected to affect its operations, financial condition, or reporting obligations, and that shareholders will not be required to take any action in connection with the transfer.
$LUMNLumen TechnologiesPrice$4.47 ▼0.22%Net sentiment+0.06Bullish64%Mentions · 30d11Samplen=11Avg volume889,665View on the dashboardFinazon · prior-day close, indicative (IEX-derived, not the official close) · Oct 21, 2026