Flutter Entertainment said it is reviewing its London Stock Exchange listing and may delist its ordinary shares, while its New York Stock Exchange listing would remain unaffected. The company expects to complete the review during Q2 2026 and update shareholders; the announcement appeared in its Q1 2026 results presentation.
A possible LSE delisting could change where investors trade Flutter’s shares.
Quarter ended 30 September 2026
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Flutter reduced its FY2026 forecasts after Brazil’s betting shutdown and unfavourable sports results in its US and International segments. Q3 adjusted EBITDA fell 25% to $360 million; the company lowered its revenue guidance midpoint by $300 million to $17.61 billion and its adjusted EBITDA forecast by $160 million to $2.495 billion, according to its results.
Flutter Entertainment reported a net loss of $1.15bn for the three months ended 30 September, compared with $789m a year earlier. It recorded an $873m non-cash charge relating to Brazil and said it closed its Brazilian operations on 26 September after a provisional measure banned online betting and gaming.
It was reported that Flutter announced Dan Taylor’s appointment as group chief executive. The gambling group operates brands including FanDuel, PokerStars, Betfair and Sky Betting.
Flutter Entertainment said FanDuel Predicts had 140,000 active users in October and recorded $119m in trading volume in the third quarter. The volume was 102% higher than in the second quarter and October volume rose 271% compared with July; chief executive Dan Taylor said the product had become competitive after recent investment and changes.
It was reported that Peter Jackson will leave Flutter’s chief executive role and board on 30 September. Dan Taylor will replace him as chief executive.