Light & Wonder is preparing to say goodbye to Wall Street. The gaming technology group has told Nasdaq it will delist its shares next month, moving all trading to Australia. The Light & Wonder delisting comes as the company looks to simplify its capital structure and concentrate investor activity on the ASX.

• The company said it plans to file its delisting paperwork with the US Securities and Exchange Commission on 3 November. Trading on Nasdaq is expected to wrap up after markets close on 12 November, with the delisting becoming official a day later.

• Light & Wonder said the decision was straightforward: most of its investors are now in Australia, and the ASX offers enough liquidity to support them. “We’re aligning our listing with where our shareholder base is strongest,” the company said in a statement.

• Once the Light & Wonder delisting takes effect, the company will be listed only on the Australian Securities Exchange, where it trades under the ticker LNW. US investors will still be able to hold or sell shares through international brokers, though all trading will flow through the ASX.

• The move could mean some short-term changes for investors. Light & Wonder noted that trading volume, liquidity, and access to capital could shift as it exits Nasdaq. It also reminded shareholders that financial reporting will now follow Australian disclosure rules.

• Light & Wonder continues to operate across its gaming, iGaming, and SciPlay businesses, employing more than 6,500 people worldwide. The delisting doesn’t affect any of its products, partnerships, or day-to-day operations—it’s simply a change in where its shares trade.

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