INTEL: Securitize to acquire River One in first deal since going public

Update (10 Nov 2026): Securitize shares gained 10% in postmarket trading, and the company authorized a share buyback of up to $50 million. Its third quarter net loss was $66.3 million.

Securitize (NASDAQ: SECZ) shares rose 10% postmarket after the company reported third quarter 2026 results and said it would acquire River One, its first acquisition since becoming a public company. The deal takes the tokenization platform into tokenized asset-backed finance for the stablecoin economy. CNBC first reported the acquisition announcement.

Buyback and net loss

Alongside the results, Securitize authorized a buyback of up to $50 million of its shares. The company reported a net loss of $66.3 million for the quarter. The supplied materials do not break down what drove the loss.

River One and asset-backed finance

Securitize describes asset-backed finance as a $6 trillion market that is barely onchain today. Its announcement frames the acquisition as a way to connect stablecoin capital to that market. The market size and the strategic framing are the company’s own, and the announcement does not include independent verification. No purchase price, deal terms or expected closing date were given.

Carlos Domingo welcomed the River One team to Securitize in a thread on X.

Third quarter operating figures

Domingo said the third quarter was Securitize’s first as a public company. According to his post, average tokenized assets reached a record $5.0 billion, up 39% from a year earlier. Revenue rose 29% from the previous quarter to $18.6 million, which he described as the company’s second-highest quarterly revenue. He also said revenue for the first nine months of the year was a record. These figures come from the company’s own statements and its earnings release.