Flutter Entertainment eyes move of primary listing to New York

De-listing from Euronext

Cristian Angeloni
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Sports betting and gambling company Flutter Entertainment – formerly Paddy Power Betfair – has listed on the New York Stock Exchange, where it is planning to move its primary listing.

The move also included its de-listing from the Euronext Dublin, while its primary listing will remain in London for the time being. However, the company has engaged with US investors and with shareholders globally, as it intends to move its primary listing to New York. Air Astana reveals target price as airline eyes 14 February listing Flutter said this would increase its profile in the US, as well as allow the company to recruit and retain US talent, obtain greater access to "much deeper capital markets", which would provide the firm with greater liquidity and access to US indices...

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