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Flutter Entertainment plc filings document the regulatory record of an Ireland-incorporated online sports betting and iGaming operator with ordinary shares registered on the New York Stock Exchange under FLUT. Recent Form 8-K reports cover quarterly operating results, Regulation FD disclosures, UK Regulatory News Service announcements, total voting rights and material governance events.
The company’s proxy and current reports describe board composition, committee assignments, director retirements, executive transitions, compensation matters and shareholder voting mechanics. Filings also record the company’s share class, voting-right disclosures under UK Financial Conduct Authority rules and exhibits furnished with earnings releases and other public announcements.
Lennon Carolan reported acquisition or exercise transactions in this Form 4 filing.
Flutter Entertainment plc director Lennon Carolan received an award of 2,071 Ordinary Shares in the form of restricted stock units. The grant was made at no cash cost per share and is compensation-related, not an open‑market purchase or sale.
The restricted stock units will vest on the earlier of June 2, 2027 or the day before the first regularly scheduled annual meeting of stockholders following the grant, but not sooner than 50 weeks from the grant date, assuming continued board service. Following this award, Carolan directly holds 3,759 Ordinary Shares.
BRYANT JOHN A reported acquisition or exercise transactions in this Form 4 filing.
Flutter Entertainment plc director John A. Bryant received a grant of 3,284 restricted stock units representing Ordinary Shares. The units were granted at no cash cost as equity compensation and will vest on the earlier of June 2, 2027 or the day before the first regularly scheduled annual stockholder meeting following the grant date, but not earlier than 50 weeks after grant, subject to his continued board service. Following this award, he directly holds 12,305 Ordinary Shares.
Flutter Entertainment notification shows 14,078 common shares tied to restricted share unit vesting on 06/02/2026. The filing also records a reported sale of 135 common shares by Alfred F. Hurley Jr. on 05/28/2026 for $12,775.05. The excerpt lists 173,972,199 (number) with an 06/02/2026 anchor in the securities section.
Flutter Entertainment plc filed an update on its share capital and voting rights. The company confirmed that the total number of ordinary shares in issue as at May 31, 2026 was 173,400,475. Each ordinary share has a nominal value of €0.09 and carries one vote.
This figure of 173,400,475 voting shares is the denominator shareholders must use when calculating whether they need to notify holdings or changes in holdings under the UK Financial Conduct Authority’s Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules.
Flutter Entertainment plc reported the results of its 2026 Annual General Meeting held on May 29, 2026. All board nominees were elected, each receiving at least about 91% of votes cast, and shareholders approved the advisory vote on executive compensation with 88.02% support.
Shareholders approved several amendments to the Memorandum and Articles of Association, including changes to introduce a plurality voting standard in contested director elections, allow the board to set its own size and provide for possible holdover directors, and reflect Flutter’s U.S. domestic issuer status for Exchange Act reporting.
One special resolution, Proposal 3c to permit the issuance of preferred shares with board‑determined rights, did not pass despite 53.00% support because it required 75% of votes cast. Auditor-related proposals and annual authorities for the board to issue shares, issue shares for cash, repurchase shares, and set the price range for reissuing treasury shares were all approved by large majorities.
LBS Limited, an entity owned by major shareholder Kenneth Bryan Dart, entered into a new total return swap referencing 190,800 shares of Flutter Entertainment common stock. The swap has a reference price of $95.5966 per share and represents an open-market purchase of derivative exposure rather than direct share ownership.
The swap is scheduled to be cash-settled on March 2, 2028. At maturity, Dart’s entity will receive or pay cash based on how Flutter’s share price compares to the reference price, and it will receive payments equal to any dividends on the referenced shares while paying monthly interest at a SOFR-based rate. Including previously reported swaps, the position now covers 16,976,885 notional shares, which Dart may be deemed to beneficially own through LBS Limited and Lake Michigan Limited, subject to his pecuniary interest.
Flutter Entertainment plc director David W. Kenny has filed an initial statement of beneficial ownership on Form 3 for the company’s U.S.-listed shares. The excerpted data lists him as a director and shows no reported share purchases, sales, or other insider transactions in this filing.
Flutter Entertainment plc director Sally Susman has filed an initial Form 3 statement of beneficial ownership. The filing identifies her as a director but does not list any reportable transactions or derivative positions. It serves as the baseline disclosure of her status as an insider at Flutter Entertainment.
Flutter Entertainment plc director Christine McCarthy reported an open-market sale of 135 Ordinary Shares at $94.63 per share. According to the disclosure, the shares were sold to cover tax withholding liability arising from the vesting and settlement of restricted stock units.
Following this tax-related transaction, McCarthy directly holds 1,262 Ordinary Shares of Flutter Entertainment plc.
Flutter Entertainment plc director Lennon Carolan reported a small share sale linked to tax withholding. On May 28, 2026, Carolan sold 439 Ordinary Shares of Flutter Entertainment plc at $94.63 per share and held 1,688 shares afterward. A footnote explains the shares were sold to cover tax withholding liability arising from the vesting and settlement of restricted stock units, indicating this was a routine compensation-related transaction rather than a discretionary open-market sale.