Hooray Studios Sold €27m of Personalised Books in 2019

By , 17 Jan 2020, 11:40 AM Business
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STA, 16 January 2020 - Hooray Studios [formerly Hurra Studios], a Ljubljana-based start-up that specialises in personalised children's books, is growing rapidly after expanding to foreign markets. Sales revenue more than doubled in 2019 to EUR 27 million, said the company, which has sold over a million books since its inception in 2013.

Starting out in Slovenia, the company first branched into Italy and Germany, but now it also has subsidiaries in the United States and United Kingdom, where it sells its products under the Hooray Heroes brand.

Its portfolio contains a variety of personalised children's books in which young children as well as their siblings and parents appear as protagonists.

"By expanding our concept of personalised books for children to books for the wider family, a plethora of new opportunities have opened up that we had not even detected before," Hooray Studios marketing director Mic Malenšek said.

The surge in demand required beefing up the IT system to manage orders. The company also forged partnerships with print houses in the US, France and UK and now has the capacity to print up to 100,000 books per day, according to general manager and co-founder Rado Daradan.

The company now has 140 staff and contracts additional workers during peak season. In 2020 they plan to roll out more than ten new projects, not just books but also complementary merchandise.

Related: Hurra Studios Personalised Children’s Books Wins Slovenian Start-up of the Year Award

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