Flutter Entertainment has officially completed the delisting of its ordinary shares from the London Stock Exchange, making the New York Stock Exchange its sole primary trading venue.
The group confirmed the delisting was effective as of 8am UK local time on 3 August 2026, marking the end of its presence on the London market.
Flutter had first signalled its intention to leave the LSE in June, with 31 July confirmed as its final day of trading on the exchange.
The decision followed a review of its LSE listing, which was flagged during the company’s Q1 results earlier in the year before a formal announcement was made.
Flutter highlighted several factors behind the move, including low trading volumes and the costs and regulatory burden associated with maintaining the listing.
The company concluded that exiting the LSE was in the best interests of its shareholders, paving the way for the full transition to New York.
On its final day of trading in London on 31 July, Flutter’s shares were priced at £75.88 each, representing a 6.8% decline from the £81.38 at which the share price opened that week.
Flutter’s path to the NYSE stretches back to January 2024, when the company set out plans to pursue a primary listing in New York, shifting from Dublin just four months later while retaining a secondary presence in London.
At the time, Flutter stated that a US listing would provide greater access to investors in the North American market and better reflect the growing importance of its US-facing business, led by FanDuel.
Shortly before the LSE delisting announcement in June, FanDuel revealed it was set to let more staff go, with the number of departures understood to run into the hundreds, though no official figure was confirmed.
Despite its London exit, Flutter continues to operate a significant UK and Irish business, with major brands including Paddy Power, Sky Betting and Gaming, Betfair, and tombola remaining central to the group.
Flutter’s UK and Ireland division remains one of its largest business segments by revenue, and there is no indication the company plans to scale back its operations in the region.
The group is scheduled to publish its Q2 results on 5 August, which will be closely watched given the significant structural changes the business has undergone in recent months.
