Dublin-based gambling group Flutter Entertainment has removed its shares from the London Stock Exchange. The delisting occurred at 8:00 am on August 3, concluding a trading presence on the UK market that spanned more than twenty years.
Delisting Timeline and Market Transition
The cancellation of the FTSE-listed shares aligns with the company’s previously disclosed schedule. Flutter Entertainment now operates under a single stock market listing following the withdrawal. The move consolidates the operator’s public trading framework after the extended dual-market arrangement.The group continues to oversee its established portfolio of gaming and betting brands, including FanDuel and Paddy Power. The structural change affects only the equity listing arrangement and does not alter the operational scope of the Dublin-headquartered firm.
The operator previously maintained parallel trading on both the London and Irish exchanges. The August 3 cancellation marks the final step in that consolidation process.