Flutter Entertainment (LSE:FLTR) confirmed it has completed its delisting from the London Stock Exchange, effective 3 August.
The gambling operator, which owns brands including Paddy Power, Betfair, FanDuel and PokerStars, had signalled the move to shareholders ahead of the effective date.
Flutter has published a set of frequently asked questions on its website to guide investors through the practical implications of the change.
The company now trades solely under its US listing structure, ending its dual-listed presence in London.
News Intelligence what this means for the company
Flutter Entertainment has completed its delisting from the London Stock Exchange effective 3 August 2026, consolidating its presence to a sole US listing. The move was previously flagged to shareholders and represents the formal end of the company's dual-listed status in London.
The delisting itself is a structural change with no bearing on Flutter's underlying business—revenue guidance of $18.305bn and adjusted EBITDA of $2.865bn for 2026 remain unchanged. UK-based investors now access the company only through its US listing, a practical shift rather than a strategic one.
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