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Flutter Entertainment Announces Delisting from the London Stock Exchange

Flutter Entertainment, the world’s largest online betting company, informed investors that it will cancel its London Stock Exchange (LSE) listing on August 3, citing low trading volumes and high associated costs. This decision leaves the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) as the group’s sole primary trading venue. Flutter Entertainment to Delist Stocks from LSE Flutter

Flutter Q1 revenue rises 14% as Brazil surge offsets US slowdown

Revenue generated by Flutter Entertainment for the first quarter of 2026 reached $4.30 billion; an increase of 14% compared to Q1 2025. This impressive year-on-year growth was primarily driven by rapid growth in Brazil, as well as the solid international performance of the business, which helped offset some of the softer momentum shown in the

Flutter beta launches Betfair prediction markets

The Flutter Entertainment has announced the introduction of its Betfair Predictions Betting product in beta form. The new Betfair Predictions will operate as a modified version of Betfair’s Exchange platform, with modifications made for the prediction market. The service will be governed by the same Betfair UK Gaming licence. The service permits users to wager

Flutter Names Stefan Bomhard Non-Executive Director

Flutter Entertainment has announced the appointment of Stefan Bomhard to its board of directors. The new hire will serve as a non-executive director (NED), bringing significant experience to the gambling company’s team. The Company Appoints a New NED According to Flutter Entertainment’s official announcement, Bomhard joins the company from Imperial Brands, where he serves as

Flutter delivers $4.19B in Q2 2025 revenue

Flutter Entertainment reported Q2 revenue of $4.19 billion, marking a 16% year-over-year increase. However, net income dropped sharply by 88%, falling to $37 million. Adjusted EBITDA climbed 25% to $919 million, yielding a 21.9% margin. On the downside, earnings per share declined 59% to $0.59. FanDuel contributed significantly, generating $1.8 billion in Q2 revenue. Sportsbook

Flutter secures 100% control of FanDuel with $1.76bn buyout

Flutter Entertainment has finalized a $1.76bn agreement to acquire Boyd Gaming Corporation’s remaining 5% stake in FanDuel, granting Flutter full ownership of the sportsbook brand. The deal also extends their strategic partnership with Boyd through 2038. Flutter plans to finance the purchase through new debt and expects to close the transaction in Q3 2025, pending

Flutter Entertainment Takes Full Control of FanDuel in Big $1.76B Deal

Flutter Entertainment has struck a deal to buy the last 5% of FanDuel from Boyd Gaming Corporation. This $1.755 billion purchase will give Flutter total ownership of the top US sportsbook and iGaming platform. The move values FanDuel at about $31 billion and will change the US sports betting scene. Flutter Secures $1.75B Loan for

Flutter data breach affects thousands in UK

Flutter Entertainment has launched an internal investigation following a data breach involving customer information from its Paddy Power and Betfair platforms. Affected users were notified via email, and Flutter stated that the issue has since been contained. According to iGB sources, a substantial portion of Flutter’s UK customer base was impacted. The compromised data included

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Flutter Entertainment Announces Delisting from the London Stock Exchange

Flutter Entertainment, the world’s largest online betting company, informed investors that it will cancel its London Stock Exchange (LSE) listing on August 3, citing low trading volumes and high associated costs. This decision leaves the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) as the group’s sole primary trading venue. Flutter Entertainment to Delist Stocks from LSE Flutter

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