Updated
Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 12
Flutter to Delist From London After 2-Year Shift to New York
Updated
Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 12

Flutter to Delist From London After 2-Year Shift to New York

3 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 12

Summary

  • Flutter said it will leave the London Stock Exchange roughly two years after moving its primary listing to New York, ending its secondary London presence.
  • The betting group said a review of UK share trading activity and the extra costs of maintaining the listing led it to conclude delisting best serves the company and shareholders.
  • The move adds to a broader pattern of international companies concentrating trading in the US, where they see deeper liquidity and stronger investor interest.

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