London — Moonpig surged as much as 29% in its London trading debut after the online greeting-card company and its shareholders raised £491m ($672m) in an IPO, tapping investor demand for businesses benefiting from coronavirus-related lockdowns.

The shares climbed 27% to 442.90p in London from the IPO price of 350p...

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