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Party CityAsset sale

Party City launches inside 700 Staples stores.

What happened

Iparty sold assets to Amscan Inc. in the amount of $20M on Jan 1st '25.

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Article excerpt

Party City launches inside 700 Staples stores. The effort, which includes a selection of balloons and decor, will expand to additional Staples locations by the end of the year. Published April 22, 2026 Dive brief: * Staples and Party City have partnered to bring the party retailer inside over 700 Staples locations nationwide and on the Staples website, according to a press release. * Party City will expand into more Staples locations by the end of the year. * The companies want to create a single destination for celebrations by offering a selection of balloons, decor and party supplies alongside Staples' print services for personalized invitations, banners and signs. Dive insight: Staples wants to keep the party going. With this partnership, one of the foundational Party City and Staples product offerings is balloons. The in-store experience features a range of latex and foil helium balloons, in a variety of colors, sizes and designs. Shoppers will also soon be able to schedule balloon pickups in advance through the Staples website and app. However, the offer is being presented during a widely reported helium shortage, with supply falling back due to the Iran war. Staples did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the shortage. "By bringing Party City into Staples stores, we're expanding what customers can accomplish in one place - combining helium...

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By the start of 2025, New Amscan, an affiliate of producer, manufacturer and distributor Ad Populum, announced it had purchased Party City's IP and wholesale operations for $20 million.

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Event
Asset sale

What this signalsSelling part of the business often leads to a new focus and new budgets.

Amount named
$20M
Takes effect
Jan 1, 2025
Amount as written
$20 million

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Numbers

Amount named in the story
$20M

Details

Category
Sells assets to

Extraction

Confidence
44%
Detected
Apr 22, 2026
signal_type
news
signal_subtype
sells_assets_to

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    "title": "Party City launches inside 700 Staples stores.",
    "amount": "$20 million",
    "excerpt": "Party City launches inside 700 Staples stores.\n\nThe effort, which includes a selection of balloons and decor, will expand to additional Staples locations by the end of the year.\n\nPublished April 22, 2026\n\nDive brief:\n\n* Staples and Party City have partnered to bring the party retailer inside over 700 Staples locations nationwide and on the Staples website, according to a press release.\n* Party City will expand into more Staples locations by the end of the year.\n* The companies want to create a single destination for celebrations by offering a selection of balloons, decor and party supplies alongside Staples' print services for personalized invitations, banners and signs.\n\nDive insight:\n\nStaples wants to keep the party going.\n\nWith this partnership, one of the foundational Party City and Staples product offerings is balloons. The in-store experience features a range of latex and foil helium balloons, in a variety of colors, sizes and designs. Shoppers will also soon be able to schedule balloon pickups in advance through the Staples website and app.\n\nHowever, the offer is being presented during a widely reported helium shortage, with supply falling back due to the Iran war. Staples did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the shortage.\n\n\"By bringing Party City into Staples stores, we're expanding what customers can accomplish in one place - combining helium...",
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