Tui to Exit London Stock Exchange Frankfurt, Citing Market Shifts

The travel giant's move reflects a broader trend of companies reassessing their listings amid changing market dynamics and regulatory environments.

Tui shareholders overwhelmingly vote to delist from the London Stock Exchange and move to Frankfurt, with 98.35% in favor.
The decision is driven by a significant shift in trading volume from the UK to Germany, with 77% of Tui shares now traded in Frankfurt.
Tui's exit is part of a wider trend of companies leaving London, raising concerns about the health of the UK's stock market post-Brexit.
Analysts caution against interpreting Tui's departure as a sign of London's decline, noting the city's enduring appeal as a financial hub.
Tui reports record revenues and a return to profit in the latest quarter, underscoring the company's strong performance amid the listing change.