Digital print service Photobox has voiced that it is merging with the personalised greetings card firm Moonpig.com.
Photobox will pay 120m for Moonpig, a few of which will be paid for with shares in the new firm and a few of which will advance from bank loans and new appropriation from in isolation equity investors.
Senior administration from both companies will sojourn in the lengthened group.
Moonpig sells more than 12 million personalised greetings cards a year.
It has not long ago stretched its gift to add mugs, t-shirts and bottles.
"It's great to see two high-growth, essential and desirous European online brands advance together to precedence any other's strengths and emanate a universal marketplace leader," mentioned Stan Laurent, who will be arch senior manager of the lengthened group.
Moonpig's owner and chairperson Nick Jenkins mentioned the join up would enable it to, "take the core nod card product to countries which would be tough to access as a standalone business".
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