// LoveCrafts is considering a stock market float after rising demand
// The arts and crafts retailer secured £16m from investors and lenders in January
// Sales of knitting and sewing supplies have risen during the Covid-19 lockdown
LoveCrafts is reportedly exploring a stock market float, or a private fundraise from institutional investors, in a bid to support its global takeover spree.
The online retailer, which specialises in arts and crafts, is mulling a float after securing $22 million (£16 million) from investors and lenders earlier this year.
LoveCrafts said that sales of knitting and sewing supplies have risen during the Covid-19 lockdown, The Telegraph reported.
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