Flutter Surges 1.42% with $830M Volume Ranking 113th as Swiss Bank Sells Stake and Analysts Raise Targets

On August 11, 2025, Flutter (FLUT) rose 1.42% with a trading volume of $0.83 billion, down 60.03% from the previous day and ranking 113th in market activity. The Swiss National Bank reduced its stake by 0.2%, selling 1,000 shares to hold 501,382 shares valued at $111.08 million. Analysts have raised price targets, including Oppenheimer’s $350, while Flutter announced a $245 million share buyback, signaling confidence in undervalued stock.

Director Nancy Dubuc sold 265 shares, reducing her ownership by 32.2%, and John A. Bryant sold 418 shares, a 6.56% cut. Institutional investors like GPS Wealth Strategies Group and Parallel Advisors increased holdings, reflecting renewed institutional interest. Despite insider sales, the stock remains a top buy-rated stock with a $328.62 average price target from 21 analysts.

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