Bishop James Philip sold $1.1M of FLUT
Bishop James Philip (Chief Operating Officer) sold 13,125 shares of Flutter Entertainment plc (FLUT) at an average of $82.12 ($82.01–$82.12, $1.08M total) across 2 trades on 2026-11-09.
Flutter Entertainment plc
Flutter Entertainment is a sports betting and iGaming operator serving customers in the United States and approximately 100 international markets. Its two reportable segments are U.S. and International. The company’s brands include FanDuel, Sky Betting & Gaming, Sportsbet, PokerStars, Paddy Power, Sisal, Snai, tombola, Betfair, TVG, Adjarabet, MaxBet and Betnacional. Products include online and retail sports betting, casino, bingo, poker, lottery, exchange betting, pari-mutuel wagering, daily fantasy sports and prediction markets. Flutter makes money from sports bets by setting odds and retaining the amount wagered less winnings and promotional expenses. It earns iGaming revenue from bets less payouts, takes commissions or rakes on peer-to-peer games and betting exchanges, and receives commissions for lottery services. It also provides pricing and risk management services to other businesses. Its global operational headquarters is in New York, New York.
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Bishop James Philip (Chief Operating Officer) sold 13,125 shares of Flutter Entertainment plc (FLUT) at an average of $82.12 ($82.01–$82.12, $1.08M total) across 2 trades on 2026-11-09.
Taylor Daniel Mark (Chief Executive Officer) sold 3,727 shares of Flutter Entertainment plc (FLUT) at $82.34 ($0.31M total) on 2026-11-05.
UBS reduced its price target on Flutter Entertainment (FLUT) to $120 from $130, citing cautious near-term earnings outlook despite operational improvements. The stock is down 62% year-to-date. Analysts note slowing iGaming growth and mixed Q3 2026 results, with EBITDA missing estimates. International business remains solid, with expected EBITDA growth of 5% to 10% for fiscal 2027. Analysts have mixed reactions to recent performance and future prospects.
Over the past 7 days, AlphAI's AI scored 1 news story mentioning FLUT (Flutter Entertainment plc). Coverage has skewed bearish: 0 bullish, 0 neutral, and 1 bearish.
Recent FLUT coverage spans earnings, insider activity and financial news.
In the last 30 days, FLUT insiders filed 4 SEC Form 4 transactions — no purchases and 4 sales ($1.5M). The most active reporter was Bishop James Philip, Chief Operating Officer, with 2 filings.
The insider sale may signal reduced confidence from senior management, potentially pressuring the stock.
The insider sale may create modest selling pressure on FLUT.
Analyst downgrades suggest near-term downside pressure on FLUT.
Analyst rating maintenance with a higher price target may support upside pressure.
Target cut suggests further downside pressure on FLUT.
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Bishop James Philip (Chief Operating Officer) sold 13,125 shares of Flutter Entertainment plc (FLUT) at an average of $82.12 ($82.01–$82.12, $1.08M total) across 2 trades on 2026-11-09.
Taylor Daniel Mark (Chief Executive Officer) sold 3,727 shares of Flutter Entertainment plc (FLUT) at $82.34 ($0.31M total) on 2026-11-05.
UBS reduced its price target on Flutter Entertainment (FLUT) to $120 from $130, citing cautious near-term earnings outlook despite operational improvements. The stock is down 62% year-to-date. Analysts note slowing iGaming growth and mixed Q3 2026 results, with EBITDA missing estimates. International business remains solid, with expected EBITDA growth of 5% to 10% for fiscal 2027. Analysts have mixed reactions to recent performance and future prospects.
Needham maintained a Buy rating on Flutter Entertainment (FLUT) with a $110 price target, citing U.S. EBITDA estimate revisions from $2.5B to $800M. The stock is down 62% YTD. Analysts have mixed views on its financial performance and projections, with some lowering price targets due to missed earnings and increased promotional spending.
Wells Fargo reduced its price target for Flutter Entertainment (FLUT) to $86 from $112, citing higher promotional spending. The stock is down 62% YTD. Flutter narrowed its U.S. revenue and EBITDA guidance, with Q4 EBITDA expected to slightly exceed estimates. The company reported a Q3 2026 loss, missing earnings and revenue expectations, and lowered fiscal 2026 guidance. Multiple analysts adjusted their price targets following the results.
Flutter (FLUT) CEO Dan Taylor discusses competition from prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket. The company reported 2% revenue growth to $3.874B in Q3, with US revenue up 6% and international flat. Adjusted operating profits fell 25%. Flutter lowered its full-year outlook due to weak sports results. The stock closed slightly down after rising 3% intraday.
Jefferies reduced its price target for Flutter Entertainment (FLUT) to $160 from $180, citing increased FanDuel investment. The firm lowered its 2027 EBITDA estimates by 6% but noted strong underlying Q3 performance. Flutter's stock is down 62% over the past year, trading at $83.86. The company reported a Q3 loss, missing expectations due to Brazil-related impairments and weaker sports results, but revenue grew 2% YoY.
Flutter Entertainment's Q3 revenue of $3.87B missed expectations, leading to a $300M reduction in its 2026 target. FanDuel's U.S. revenue grew 6% YoY to $1.45B. CEO Dan Taylor highlighted optimism about FanDuel's prediction-market business and potential U.S. sports betting expansion. Shares rose 2% despite a 60% YTD decline.
Flutter Entertainment (FLUT) plans $500M in savings by 2029, reducing 2026 revenue guidance to $17.61B and adjusted EBITDA to $2.495B. CEO Daniel Taylor emphasized operational simplification and cost reduction.
Flutter's new CEO Dan Taylor announced a pause in share buybacks to focus on deleveraging and cost savings, targeting $500 million by 2029. The company also cut its full-year core profit forecast for the fifth consecutive quarter, citing struggles in the US market. Taylor outlined four strategic priorities, including strengthening US leadership and simplifying operations.