Flutter Entertainment


Good Q3, UK pain less than expected

15/11/19 -"Flutter reported a good Q3 19 performance. Sales came in at £533m, up 9% at cc. The soft online performance (-1%) was more than offset by strong growth in the US (+67%) and Australia (+19%), both of ..."

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