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The government has trimmed its holdings in six companies to raise 185.6 billion rupees ($2 billion) in the three months to June, marking its largest quarterly haul in years and accounting for about a fifth of India's secondary equity sales in that quarter.
Flutter Entertainment has delisted its London Stock Exchange shares to concentrate on the New York market, citing low trading activity, higher costs, and regulatory obligations. The company moved its primary listing to NYSE in 2024 and will complete the London exit on 3 August. The move reflects London’s shrinking role in global listings amid broader US-listing trends.