Flutter Entertainment, owner of brands including Paddy Power, Betfair and Sky Bet, is set to exit its London Stock Exchange listing. Multiple outlets report that the company will cancel its London shares in August after previously changing its primary listing to New York in May 2024. The Guardian and others say Flutter cites low levels of trading in London and the costs of maintaining the listing as key reasons for the move. The Guardian reports a specific cancellation date of 3 August, while other coverage broadly confirms August delisting. The decision is described across outlets as another example of major companies reducing or ending their London listings, adding to concerns about the size of the UK stock market. Reuters, the Financial Times and other summaries in the provided material frame the delisting as a further blow to London’s financial markets, though they do not dispute Flutter’s stated rationale. Overall, the reporting agrees on the company, the London exit, the earlier shift of primary listing to New York, and the August timing of the delisting.