More people using AI to write cards and create pictures, Moonpig says

More people using AI to write cards and create pictures, Moonpig says

The online cards and gifts business said it had invested heavily in artificial intelligence which can ‘lower barriers to content creation’.

Roy Keane stars as Online retailer Moonpig reports rise in sales of football themed Father’s Day cards

Moonpig this morning released its FY26 results. It has reported revenue growth of 6.5% to £373 million, adjusted PBT up 13.4% to £76.5 million and adjusted EPS up 19.5% to 18.0 pence. There was orders growth of 2.1% driven by active customers growth to 12.3 million (April 2025: 11.7 million) in Moonpig and Greetz. The online retailer also strengthened partnerships with various brands. Customers can now order JoJo Maman Bébé, Next Flowers and Lau…

Moonpig shares jump on revenue & profit growth

Shares in Moonpig jumped 8% this morning after it reported growth in both annual revenues and profits. The online card retailer welcomed former AutoTrader COO Catherine Faiers as CEO in March as Nickyl Raithatha – who oversaw Moonpig’s IPO in February 2021 – left the company after eight years in the role. One of her first duties has been to inform the markets of 6.5% revenue growth for the year ended 30th April 2026, reaching £373 million, with …

Moonpig profits climb to £68.9m as customer spending increases

The retailer reported higher profits and sales growth, alongside plans for a £65m share buyback programme. Read the full story at Retail Sector.

Moonpig leaps higher as EPS jumps 19.5%

Moonpig shares jumped on Thursday after reporting a solid set of full-year numbers, with revenue rising 6.5% to £373 million and adjusted earnings per share up 19.5% to 18p, helped by profit growth and the ongoing share buyback programme. Adjusted EBITDA came in at £104.6 million, up 8.1%, with margin nudging up to 28%. Free […] The post Moonpig leaps higher as EPS jumps 19.5% appeared first on UK Investor Magazine.

Moonpig embraces tech and upselling as revenue jumps

Moonpig has credited its tech and upselling capabilities with its rise in revenue, with boosted customer retention and a growing order book. The online card maker recorded a 6.5 per cent rise in revenue in the year ended 30 April, jumping to £373m from £350.1m. Profit before tax swung back to £68.9m from last financial year’s reported £3m, after the group took a £56.7m hit from its experiences business which failed to significantly attract custo…