By Michael RaceBusiness reporter, BBC News
Getty ImagesTui, one of world’s largest travel firms, has said it is considering quitting the London Stock Exchange in favour of a listing in Frankfurt.
The holiday giant said some shareholders had asked whether its UK listing was “optimal and advantageous”.
The move would deal another blow to London’s attractiveness as a base for big firms, with several opting to list on exchanges overseas in recent years.
TUI said it was considering putting the plan to a shareholder vote next year.
The firm, which has had its main listing on the London Stock Exchange since 2014, already has a secondary listing in Frankfurt.
Bosses said they would consider an “upgrade” to list on Germany’s main stock exchange at the group’s annual general meeting in February, but added delisting from London would require the backing of at least 75% of shareholders.
Chief executive Sebastian Ebel said the announcement had “no…
