Founded in 2007 by Steve Oliver and Walter Gleeson as a way for people to sell their unwanted CDs, DVDs and electronics, the business has evolved to focus on re-selling smartphones, tablets and game consoles.
by David Prior
Stockport-based musicMagpie looks set to become the latest company to float on the stock market with reports it could be valued at up to £250million.
Founded in 2007 by Steve Oliver (pictured) and Walter Gleeson as a way for people to sell their unwanted CDs, DVDs and electronics, the business has evolved to focus on re-selling smartphones, tablets and game consoles.
It was backed by the Manchester office of NVM Private Equity in 2015 and has thrived in lockdown, with group revenue up 18.1% to £153.4m for the year to November 2020, with EBITDA up 217% to £13m. In the US it trades from an Atlanta base under the decluttr brand.
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