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PlanetArt parent Claranova boosts revenue by 21% for the year

August 5, 2021August 20, 2021 GaryPageau Claranova, PlanetArt

Claranova ended the fiscal year with €472 million in revenue, once again illustrating its growth potential with a 21% increase in revenue. Excluding the currency effect, revenue, which is generated primarily in US dollars and British pounds, reached €496 million, without impacting operating margins. The group’s growth has in consequence been sustained, as the health crisis continued to bolster activity... Read More

Acquisitions

PlanetArt acquires assets of personalized children’s book publisher, I See Me!

July 9, 2021July 12, 2021 GaryPageau Claranova, PlanetArt

PlanetArt, the personalized e-commerce division of Claranova, acquired certain assets of Minneapolis-based I See Me!® from the McEvoy Group in a move that signals the company’s deepening commitment to custom children’s products, the company said. I See Me! publishes more than 60 personalized children’s books, as well as other products for children, each of which can be customized via its website... Read More

Earnings reports

PlanetArt parent Claranova reports six-month results up 25%

February 11, 2021February 14, 2021 GaryPageau Claranova, PlanetArt

French conglomerate and parent of PlanetArt Claranova reported revenue for the first half of fiscal 2020 of €278 million, up 25% at constant exchange rates. Reflecting the group’s exposure to North American and UK currencies which weakened against the euro, this period was significantly impacted by exchange rate fluctuations. Taking into account this impact, revenue grew 19% at actual exchange... Read More

Earnings reports

Claranova reports first-quarter growth up 19%

November 16, 2020November 23, 2020 GaryPageau CafePress, Claranova, FreePrints, PlanetArt

Paris-based Claranova reported €90 million in revenue for the July-September 2020 quarter, up 19% (excluding Personal Creations and CafePress), maintaining strong growth momentum despite the continuing difficult economic and health conditions, the company said. Growth in Q1 2020-2021 included a negative currency effect of 4% reflecting the euro’s appreciation relative to currencies in North America where the Group has a... Read More