Flutter Entertainment PLC announced it will delist from the London Stock Exchange on July 31, maintaining only its New York Stock Exchange listing under the ticker FLUT. The decision follows a review of trading activity, costs, and regulatory burdens, concluding that a dual listing no longer benefits the company or shareholders. Despite a 17% revenue increase in Q1, net income fell 38% due to acquisition costs and investments in US prediction markets. Flutter also lowered its full-year guidance citing unfavorable sports results and new state launch costs but remains optimistic about long-term growth, especially in the US market where FanDuel is a leading sports betting platform.
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