Flutter has confirmed plans to delist from the London Stock Exchange and maintain a sole listing in New York. The decision follows a review of its listing structure announced with its Q1 2026 results.

• Flutter will cancel the listing of its ordinary shares on the London Stock Exchange, with the delisting scheduled for 3 August 2026. The final day of trading on the LSE is expected to be 31 July. After that date, Flutter shares will trade exclusively on the New York Stock Exchange under the FLUT ticker.
• The company said it reviewed trading activity in its shares on the LSE, alongside the costs and regulatory obligations linked to maintaining a dual listing. Following that assessment, Flutter concluded that ending its London listing was in the best interests of the business and its shareholders. The Flutter LSE delisting follows a review announced in May 2026.
• Flutter has requested that the UK Financial Conduct Authority cancel its shares from the Official List. It has also asked the London Stock Exchange to remove the shares from trading on its main market. The company is providing the required notice period under FCA rules before the change takes effect.
• To support investors, Flutter has published a FAQ document covering the delisting process and next steps for shareholders. The guidance includes information for holders of depositary interests issued by Computershare and details of dedicated shareholder helplines. Flutter LSE delisting will leave the company with a single US listing going forward.

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