Flutter Entertainment has made a formal announcement regarding its intention to delist from the London Stock Exchange (LSE). This will take effect on August 3, 2026.
Trading in the company’s shares will continue on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker FLUT.
In its announcement, Flutter cited that it undertook a review of its listing structure, finding that trading volume on LSE had been low and the associated costs and complexities of maintaining dual listings were unviable going forward.
Flutter applied to the Financial Conduct Authority and LSE to cancel its UK listing and anticipates that 31 July 2026 will be the last day for trading of FLUT in London.
The planned transition is a reflection of Flutter’s increasing focus and investment in US markets through its growing FanDuel business – which has been an increasing source of growth. Since being listed on the NYSE in January 2024, Flutter has witnessed more liquidity and interest in the United States by its shareholders than in the UK by its shareholders.
At the time of the NYSE listing, CEO Peter Jackson said:
With our NYSE listing effective today, this is a pivotal moment for the group as we make Flutter more accessible to US-based investors and gain access to deeper capital markets. We believe a US primary listing is the natural home for Flutter given FanDuel’s number one position in the US, a market which we expect to contribute the largest proportion of profits in the near future.
The decision by Flutter is part of a larger trend of publicly-listed companies heading towards US markets as they present larger amounts of capital with more liquidity.
Flutter generated revenue of $4.3 billion in Q1 of 2026 and will continue to operate in the United States as a result of being listed only on NYSE.
