Flutter cancelled its London Stock Exchange listing at 8am on 3 August, completing the delisting it announced in June. Its shares will now trade only on the New York Stock Exchange; Flutter said it had made the NYSE its primary listing in May 2024.
The delisting leaves investors with Flutter shares trading only on the NYSE.
Quarter ended 30 September 2026
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TMX Group is open to introducing prediction markets in Canada if clients express demand, the Financial Post reported on 29 September. Chief financial officer David Arnold also discussed longer trading hours, but the report identified no announced prediction-market launch.
According to chief financial officer David Arnold, whose remarks the Financial Post reported on Sept. 29, the Canadian exchange operator would consider adding event contracts and extended sessions should its customers express interest. Nothing has been launched so far, and the report offered no timetable for a possible introduction.
Betfair continues to offer its products in Italy while Flutter reviews the operation and remains in contact with the regulator about next steps, the company was reported to be doing on 10 November 2026. The Italian affiliate programme closed on 31 October, while no closure date for customer services had been communicated.
Betfair continues to offer its products in Italy while owner Flutter reportedly reviews the operation and remains in contact with the regulator about next steps. Rumours that Betfair could close its Italian operations have not been confirmed.
Entain will lead The Festive Four, bringing together meetings at Kempton Park, Chepstow and Newbury from 26 to 29 December, reportedly. The programme includes a £64 ticket for all four days and awards for the leading jockey and trainer; ITV will broadcast all four days live for the first time.
Eight of the ten European gambling stocks tracked reportedly rose in the week to 6 November 2026, while the FTSE 100 fell 0.52%. Sportradar gained 12.55% to $13.54 around its third-quarter results; Flutter fell 1.08% to $81.70 after cutting its 2026 guidance.
Flutter said it held 23% of Alberta’s regulated online casino and sports betting market by gross gaming revenue in Q3. Chief executive Dan Taylor said FanDuel exceeded 20% market share in its first quarter in the province, where it launched on 13 July; the company’s figure predates a subsequent increase in licensed sites.