Latest share price

Flutter Entertainment PLC

16 Jun 2026 03:32 AM

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Value/last trade

108.98 USD

-1.51%

-1.67

Day high/low

111.57 - 106.56

Ex-Dividend Date

05 Sep 2019

Dividend Pay Date

09 Oct 2019

Rolling 12m Net Div

0.66

New York Stock Exchange

Flutter Entertainment PLC

In 2016, Irish company Paddy Power merged with UK firm Betfair to form online gaming operator Flutter Entertainment. Today, Flutter has the top digital revenue share in the US, UK, Ireland, Australia, Italy, and many other countries. Some of its leading brands are FanDuel in the US, Sky Betting & Gaming and Paddy Power in the UK and Ireland, Sportsbet (acquired by Paddy Power beginning in 2009) in Australia, and Sisal in Italy. As of Dec. 31, 2025, the company offered products in over 100 countries and had an average of 15.9 million monthly users. In 2025, sports betting was 53% of revenue, online gaming 44%, and fantasy sports, horse racing, and other 3%. The company launched a predictive sports betting platform in late 2025.

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