MILAN (Reuters) – Investment firm Peninsula Capital said it had agreed to buy Italian premium packaging firm ISEM Bramucci in a deal worth around 90 million euros ($97 million), and targeted further acquisitions in the still fragmented industry. Reuters had reported in January London-based Peninsula was leading the race to buy ISEM Bramucci, which makes luxury boxes and folding cartons to hold fragrances, cosmetics and champagne bottles, and whose customers include L’Oréal and Shiseido. At the time, the valuation was pegged at between 80 million and 90 million euros. The e-commerce boom fuelle…