Share in our success
Imagine being part of something where your efforts not only contribute to Flutter's success, but also reward you personally.
We're committed to building an inclusive workplace where you feel valued and recognised. That's why we're excited to offer Sharesave – a simple way to share in our global success.
Sharesave provides you with the opportunity to buy Flutter shares at a 20% discount. Save from as little as €12 a month straight from your net salary, for three years, and at the end you can decide to use your savings to buy Flutter shares at the discounted price or take your savings. The choice is entirely yours.
This is your chance to benefit as our company grows. Sharesave is open to all permanent and fixed-term colleagues employed in Ireland, providing you joined us before 18 November 2025.
Key benefits
It's easy
Save directly from your monthly salary through payroll for 3 years
It's affordable
Choose a fixed monthly savings amount between
€12 and €500
It's rewarding
Enjoy the option to buy shares at a 20% discount
It's flexible
Leave any time or take a savings break of up to 6 months
Timeline
Set
Share price discounted by 20%
Join
Application window
Save
Your first savings taken
Receive
Finish saving
Choose
Decide what to do with your savings
Sharesave in action
Let's look at a quick example to bring Sharesave to life:
Sharesave opened with a discounted share price set at €135.56. Rick liked the flexibility and simplicity of it, so he joined and saved €100 a month.
After three years, Rick had saved €3,600. By then, the Flutter share price had increased to €220.
Rick decided to use his savings to buy shares at the discounted price. With his €3,600, he can buy 26 Flutter shares (€3,600 ÷ €135.56 = 26 shares).
If he decides to sell his shares at the new Flutter share price, they will be worth €5,720, (26 shares x €220 per share). This would be a profit of €2,120 (€5,720 - €3,600), which is a gain of around 59%.
Remember past performance is not necessarily a guide to future performance. The performance of investments is not guaranteed and the value of any investment can go down as well as up. You can withdraw your savings, in full, either during or at the end of Sharesave.
Estimate your Sharesave value
We know that life can be unpredictable, so it's good to know Sharesave can work for your personal circumstances. Use this calculator to see what Sharesave might look like for you – model different scenarios to help you make the right decision.
This calculator is for illustrative purposes only, as there are future variables that cannot be predicted.
Please refer to the information buttons throughout each section for further information.
Step 3: Explore the potential value of your shares in 3 years
Capital Gains Tax (CGT)
In some circumstances, you may have to pay Capital Gains Tax when you sell your shares if your gain is above the personal exemption amount. The annual exemption is currently €1,270. This calculation does not include any other CGT gains you may have made from different assets.
For more information, please visit Revenue.
The minimum and maximum contribution amounts are set prior to the Sharesave join period using a fixed conversion rate.
The rest of this calculator is based on the current exchange rate: £1.00 = €1.1414 (last updated: 2025-11-30).
This is your 'monthly savings amount' multiplied by 36 months (3 years)
This is your 'total savings'.
The discounted price is set before each Sharesave period starts. This is our market share price at that time with a 20% discount applied.
You can only buy whole shares, not fractions of them, so the amount used to buy shares is often lower than the 'total amount available to buy shares'.
As it is only possible to buy whole shares, any left over amount that could not be used to buy a share will be returned to you.
This is the difference between the 'total amount available to buy shares' and the 'cost at discounted share price'.
This is the 'total amount available to buy shares' divided by the 'discounted share price' – rounded down to the nearest whole share.
We can't predict future share prices, so this model uses the current share price as a starting point.
You can adjust it higher or lower to see how any future changes in the share price may impact the potential value of your shares, should you choose to purchase them with your savings.
This is your 'total shares' multiplied by the 'current/estimated share price'.
This is the 'Estimated future value' minus the 'Cost at discounted share price'.
This amount may be subject to tax.
Q&A – Your questions answered
Sharesave is a savings plan that lets you put aside a fixed amount of money each month, directly from your net salary, for a set period of 3 years. At the end of the saving period, you can use your savings to buy Flutter shares at a discounted price, or you can just take your savings back if you prefer. It's a simple way to save money and potentially benefit if the company's share price goes up.
If you've heard of 'Save As You Earn (SAYE)' elsewhere, it's the same share plan as Sharesave, just an alternative name.
Put simply, a share plan is an opportunity for you to own part of the company you work for by buying shares.
There are different types of share plan with different features, and companies will choose the ones that best suit the needs of their people and their business.
Sharesave is our chosen share plan offered in your country.
You can choose to save any amount between €12 and €500 a month.
If you're already saving into a previous year's Sharesave, your combined monthly savings across all active plans can't be more than €500 in total. If you complete a Sharesave this year, as long as you've not missed any payments, that monthly savings amount won't count toward the limit anymore, freeing up space for you to use in the next Sharesave.
Just remember, while you can take payment breaks of up to 6 months, you can't reduce or increase the monthly amount once the invitation period has closed.
The number of shares you can buy at the end depends on two things:
- How much you decide to save each month.
- The discounted price offered to you.
To see how many shares you could buy, try out our calculator.
It doesn't. Savings are made in EUR and you'll buy the shares at the EUR option price.
However the shares are traded on the London Stock Exchange (LSE). Any sale proceeds from any sale will be in GBP, converted to your requested currency, at the exchange rate at the time of transfer to your bank account.
You'll be buying shares in Flutter Entertainment plc. These shares are listed on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) and traded in GBP.
You can view our current share price and historical performance on our website.
Before each Sharesave period starts, we set a discounted price. This is the market price of a Flutter share at that time, with a 20% discount applied.
If, at the end of your Sharesave, the market price is higher than the discounted price, you can use your savings to buy shares at this discounted price. If the market price is lower, you can simply take back your savings instead.
No interest is paid during the savings period.
If you're already in a previous Sharesave, you can still join this year's. Just keep a few things in mind:
- Your total savings across all Sharesave accounts can't exceed the local equivalent of €500 a month.
- If you have a Sharesave finishing this year and haven't missed any payments, the amount you saved in that one won't count towards the overall monthly limit.
- If you want to increase your savings this year, you can cancel an existing Sharesave, but you'll lose the option to buy those shares.
- You can't transfer savings from an existing Sharesave into a new one.
Your savings are held for three years in an account that is set up with Allied Irish Banks, p.l.c.
Absolutely! Your savings are fully protected under the Deposit Guarantee Scheme.
Sharesave is open to all colleagues, whether you're permanent or fixed-term. You just need to be employed by a specific cut-off date each year before Sharesave opens – this date will be shared in our communications. If you're not eligible this year, don't worry, Sharesave should be back next year!
Please note, Sharesave isn't available for contractors.
Once you've joined Sharesave, if you relocate to another country you are unlikely to be able to remain in the plan. You must continue to pay taxes in Ireland to continue in the plan.
Sharesave is open for a limited time each year, usually just a couple of weeks. We send out communications to make sure everyone is aware and has the chance to join.
You can join via EquatePlus, our share plan platform. It's run by Computershare, our share plans administrator.
Saving for the first time?
When Sharesave opens, you'll receive your EquatePlus user ID by email.
Join from your desktop:
- Go to EquatePlus.com then follow the onscreen prompts. Enter your User ID and Flutter email address. If you do not have a Flutter email address, please use your personal email address currently registered in FlutterBe / your local HR system.
- On the next page, please enter your Date of Birth.
- You will receive a temporary password to your email address above: please ensure to check any junk / spam folders.
- You will need to set a new password.
- Log in
- From the overview page, scroll to 'Your Tasks'
- Follow the onscreen prompts
Join through the mobile app:
- Download the EquateMobile app
- Log in
- Click on 'Tasks'
- Follow the onscreen prompts
- Can't find your login details? Go to the EquatePlus login page to request your password, or call Computershare to help you – details are on the 'Support' section.
No, joining Sharesave will not affect your statutory sick pay, statutory maternity pay, or any other employee benefits you receive.
You'll receive a notification from Computershare after the invitation period closes confirming that you can view the number of shares you will be able to buy at the end of the savings period on your account. This number is calculated by taking the total amount you will save and dividing the total by the fixed discounted price.
Any remainder that doesn't buy a whole share will be returned to you in cash. This way, all of your savings are either used toward purchasing shares or returned directly to you, ensuring nothing is lost.
It doesn't. Savings are made in EUR and you'll buy the shares at the EUR option price.
However the shares are traded on the London Stock Exchange (LSE). Any sale proceeds from any sale will be in GBP, converted to your requested currency, at the exchange rate at the time of transfer to your bank account.
No. Once you’ve picked your monthly amount, you'll need to stick with it for the full three years. However, if needed, you can take a savings break of up to 6 months.
You will be able to view your contributions on your EquatePlus. Please note that contributions deducted from your salary will not show until approximately the middle of the following month. For example, a contribution deducted in your January pay will show as your February contribution on EquatePlus by about the middle of February.
Yes, you can take a savings break of up to 6 months if needed. This can be a single break or a series of shorter ones. Just let shareplans@flutter.com know when you want to pause and for how long.
Any break time will be added to the end of your three-year savings period, so each month you pause means saving for an extra month. This will also delay the date you can buy your shares. You can't make up for missed payments later by back-dating or overpaying.
If you take a break longer than 6 months, your Sharesave will end – you'll get your savings back.
Yes, you can leave Sharesave at any time and take back all your savings.
To leave early, simply make a request through the EquatePlus platform. You should consider that there will be a period of time between the contribution being deducted from your salary to when the contribution will show in your EquatePlus account. Generally, a deduction in one month should be visible in your account by the 19th of the following month. You may wish to wait until all your payments are showing under 'Total Contributions' before submitting your closure request to avoid payments being returned separately. Also, a further deduction may be made from your salary and sent to Computershare if your instruction misses your payroll cut-off date. Any additional contributions made once this closure request has been submitted will be returned to you separately and may take several weeks to be returned.
Keep in mind that if you choose to leave early, you won't be able to buy shares at the discounted price.
You can easily view and manage your Sharesave on EquatePlus or the EquateMobile app.
If you lose your user ID or forget your password, just go to the EquatePlus login page and follow the on-screen prompts.
For any other access issues, contact Computershare for assistance.
If you change your name or address, simply update your details in your local HR system, and the information will be automatically sent to Computershare.
If you go on long-term leave (family leave, extended sickness, or a career break) and your pay is still more than your monthly savings amount, your savings will continue automatically.
If your pay isn't enough to cover your savings, you have two options: take a break or make the payments yourself. To keep saving, please read the standing orders FAQ under the 'Resources' section.
You can still buy shares at the discounted price if you:
- Complete all your payments while on leave.
- Return to work after your leave.
- Leave Flutter provided it's been more than 3 years since you started Sharesave.
If you don't return to Flutter after your leave, you can cancel your Sharesave and get all your savings back.
We'll be sad to see you go but if you leave Flutter you'll always get back the money you have saved.
If the reason you're leaving us is because you're retiring at the specified age, are in ill health or have been made redundant, you can choose to continue saving for up to six months if you want to. Then you can either use your savings to buy a reduced number of shares at the discounted price or request your savings back. (Please note if you are participating in the 2022 or 2023 Sharesave plan, it's not possibe to continue saving for a further six months).
If you resign or leave for any other reason not covered above, your option cannot be exercised and will lapse. However, you can get all your money back.
Once you've left Flutter you'll receive a notification to view details on EquatePlus of the choices available to you.
If you move to another company within the Flutter family in Ireland, you can continue saving (subject to any local restrictions), but you may need to set up a standing order to keep your savings going. Please see the guide under the 'Resources' section called 'Sharesave Relocation Transfer Continuation of Payment guide'.
If you move internationally, you will not be able to continue in the 2024 or 2025 tax approved plan as the Irish Revenue rules require you to be paying employment taxes in Ireland to remain in the plan. You will be required to withdraw from the plan – you'll receive a refund of your savings.
It's not easy to think about, but if you pass away while saving in Sharesave, your contributions will stop automatically. Your personal representative can then choose to:
- Take back your savings in full.
- Use the savings to buy discounted shares within 12 months of the date of death or by the end of Sharesave, whichever comes first.
It doesn't. Savings are made in EUR and you'll buy the shares at the EUR option price.
However the shares are traded on the London Stock Exchange (LSE). Any sale proceeds from any sale will be in GBP, converted to your requested currency, at the exchange rate at the time of transfer to your bank account.
When you finish saving into Sharesave, you then have six months to decide what to do:
- Buy shares: use your savings to buy Flutter shares at the discounted price set at the start of Sharesave; or
- Take your savings back: withdraw all your savings as cash.
If you buy the shares, they're yours to:
- Keep and become a Flutter shareholder.
- Sell the shares immediately and take the proceeds.
If you decide to buy and immediately sell your shares, the cash amount you receive will depend on the Flutter share price at the time you request to buy the shares. Since the share price can go up or down during these six months, you'll need to decide when the best time is for you to take action. The more the share price has increased from the discounted price (set at a 20% discount) at the start of Sharesave, the bigger your cash gain will be. The sale proceeds from any sale will be in GBP, converted to your requested currency, at the exchange rate at the time of transfer to your bank account.
Remember to make your choice within six months of finishing your savings, which you can do on EquatePlus.
Whether you'll pay tax depends on your personal situation and what you decide to do with your Sharesave.
Taking back your savings: No tax to pay on your savings.
Buying shares and selling them: There is usually no Income Tax to pay on the value of your gain, but USC and PRSI will be due.
Keeping your shares: There is usually no Income Tax to pay on the value of your gain, but USC and PRSI will be due. You are then a shareholder and have the chance to share in our global success going forward. You can choose to sell your shares at a later date (CGT may then be due on the value of any subsequent gain in the share price).
It doesn't. Savings are made in EUR and you'll buy the shares at the EUR option price.
However the shares are traded on the London Stock Exchange (LSE). Any sale proceeds from any sale will be in GBP, converted to your requested currency, at the exchange rate at the time of transfer to your bank account.
Your decision depends on your personal circumstances, the share price and the exchange rate at the time. Here are some possible outcomes:
- Share price increases: If the price goes up while you're saving, you benefit from the 20% discount plus any increase.
- Share price decreases by less than 20%: You still get a discount, but it will be less than 20%.
- Share price decreases by more than 20%: If the share price drops significantly, you'd be paying more than the shares are worth.
Remember, share prices can fluctuate, and any profit when selling shares may be subject to tax.
You can log into your account here: EquatePlus
If you are experiencing difficulties logging in or managing your EquatePlus account you can contact the Computershare team at:
- Ireland: +353 1800 817 323
- United Kingdom: +44 117 471 5342
- International: +41 844 00 44 55
We try to avoid jargon, but if you come across these terms, here's what they mean:
- Savings amount
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The amount you choose to save each month, between €12 and €500.
- Savings period
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The length of time you save for – 3 years.
- Share option
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This gives you the right to buy a set number of Flutter shares at a fixed discounted price once you've finished saving. It's called an 'option' because it's your choice: you can either buy the shares or take back your savings.
- Option price
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The fixed price each year is set with a 20% discount on the market value just before the joining window opens. This is the price at which you'll have the option to buy shares once your savings period is complete.
- Invitation period
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The time each year when eligible employees can join Sharesave – usually about 14 days. You need to apply during this window or wait until next year.
- Grant date
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A date after the joining window closes when applications to join Sharesave are officially accepted and confirmed.
- Maturity date
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The date when your 12 month savings period ends, and your chance to buy the shares at the discounted price begins – you have 6 months to decide from this date.
- Exercise / Exercise window
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'Exercise' means making a request to buy shares. The exercise window is the 6-month period in which you can decide to buy shares at the discounted price or take back your savings.
Enjoy the perks of being a shareholder
The moment you buy Flutter shares at the 20% discount, you'll own part of our company and be a shareholder – and with that comes some fantastic perks!
- Hold onto your shares, and you'll receive a portion of our profits (called dividends) whenever they're paid out. These are currently not being paid, but may be in the future.
- Plus, you'll have a voice in important company matters by voting at our General Meetings on policies and key decisions.
Join the Flutter family and share
in our collective, global success.
Ready to join Sharesave?
Join by 17:00 (GMT) 3 December 2025
Open to all permanent and fixed-term colleagues employed by Flutter on 18 November 2025.
Join Sharesave
Visit EquatePlusSaving for the first time?
If you haven't saved in Sharesave before, you'll have received an email from planadmin-noreply@equateplus.com with your unique User ID or you can self register by clicking on 'Forgot User ID' on the EquatePlus login page, you will need to your work / personal email address for registration.
Saved before?
If you already have an EquatePlus account, log in with your User ID and password as usual.
Sharesave is only open to join for a limited time each year – don't miss out!
This year's offer…
20% discounted price:
€135.56 per share
Accessing EquatePlus on the go?
Download the EquateMobile app to
access your account and join
Support
For any help accessing or managing your EquatePlus account,
contact the team at Computershare:
Ireland
+353 1800 817 323
United Kingdom
+44 117 471 5342
If you have any other questions, just email the team:
Disclaimer
- This site is intended to provide information and not advice. No member of Flutter or any of their officers, employees, agents or representatives is giving you investment, tax or other advice in relation to Sharesave.
- Whether or not you decide to join Sharesave is a personal decision which will have no impact on your employment relationship.
- The value of Flutter shares can go down as well as up.
- You may wish to seek independent, professional financial and/or tax advice if you need tailored advice specific to your circumstances.
- The information provided on this website and other communications is provided in good faith. If it conflicts with any official documentation or applicable legislation, they will prevail.