Anagram sold itself to a group of its pre-bankruptcy investors, dubbed Celebration Bidco, which had earlier submitted a stalking horse bid. The group includes J.P. Morgan, Neuberger Berman Investment ...

Balloon manufacturer Anagram filed for bankruptcy Wednesday amid uncertainty around its supply agreement with its corporate owner, Party City. The retailer is by far the supplier’s largest customer.

A Twin Cities foil balloon manufacturer that filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in November has sold its assets to a group of investors, making it independently owned again after years of being held by ...

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Anagram's sales had been declining, per the filing, mostly because the company was experiencing "continued tightening of helium supply" at certain retailers. Anagram, which supplies its balloons in ...

In a deal with a group of investors, the balloon manufacturer will operate as an independent company and continue supplying Party City. Anagram had been a wholly-owned subsidiary of Party City.