MoonPig considers IPO after a strong lockdown sale

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MoonPig is exploring the idea of ​​coming to the London Stock Exchange.

According to Sky News, online greeting card retailers are in discussion with investment banks and considering public lists.

It is said that privately owned companies are in the early stages of meetings.

MoonPig said it has grown more than the pandemic, with the group adding 1 million customers beyond the lockdown.

This year’s revenues rose 44% this year to £172.8 million, while pre-tax profits rose 137% to £33 million.

“As a high-growth company, we constantly evaluate our funding options and meet regularly with our advisors on the subject,” the spokesman said.

MoonPig’s boss is Kate Swann, who previously led WH Smith and SSP Group.

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