Flutter to Remove London Listing Amid US Focus and Costs

WHO:

Techmeme - Flutter Entertainment Plc, owner of FanDuel and Betfair.

WHAT:

Techmeme - Flutter plans to delist its shares from the London Stock Exchange.

Bloomberg Markets - The delisting is set to occur on August 3.

Techmeme - The decision is part of a trend where international companies are moving their main trading to the US.

WHERE:

Techmeme - London Stock Exchange.

Bloomberg Markets - Primary listing has shifted to New York.

WHEN:

Techmeme - The delisting is scheduled for August 3.

WHY:

Techmeme - Flutter cites low trading volumes and high costs associated with maintaining its London listing.

HOW:

Bloomberg Markets - Flutter moved its primary listing to the US in 2024.

(UPDATED June 12, 2026 12:09 UTC)

Flutter Entertainment, the owner of FanDuel and Betfair, has announced plans to delist its shares from the London Stock Exchange, with the delisting scheduled for August 3. This decision follows a trend of international companies shifting their main trading to the US, a move Flutter initiated by relocating its primary listing to New York in 2024. The company cites low trading volumes and high costs associated with maintaining its London listing as key reasons for this change.