Pandick is expected to consider a higher bid.

The market leader in the $800-million financial printing industry is expected to consider a rival $276-million bid by a chief competitor, Charles P. Young, that is higher than a buyout offer by three Pandick executives. If the bid succeeds, it would create the largest financial printing company, with upwards of 45% of the market, according to Patrick Rooney, Young’s chairman. The $28-a-share offer by Young, a unit of Service Resources Corp., bests by $25 million, or $2.50 a share, the earlier offer.