Tracked deals
428
428 tracked deals across 2005-2026.
Tracked deals
428
428 tracked deals across 2005-2026.
Buyer mix
Mixed buyer set
285 strategic · 257 pe
Top trend
Volume peaked in 2021
104 tracked deals announced in 2021.
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| Buyer | # Deals | Focus | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Digital Fuel Capital | 6 | Private equity firm focused on investing in and operating... | PE |
| L Catterton | 5 | Large consumer-focused private equity firm with approxima... | PE |
| TBAuctions | 5 | Multi-brand online B2B marketplace and intelligent auctio... | Strategic (PE-backed) |
| Castik Capital | 4 | European private equity firm that builds market-leading c... | PE |
| eBay Inc. | 4 | Global online marketplace and commerce platform connectin... | Strategic |
| Carlson Private Capital Partners | 3 | Middle-market private investment firm / family-backed spo... | PE |
| Equistone Partners Europe | 3 | European mid-market private equity firm investing in majo... | PE |
| Gilde Buy Out Partners | 3 | European mid-market private equity firm focused on buyout... | PE |
| Incline Equity Partners | 3 | Private equity firm investing in manufacturing, distribut... | PE |
| Olsam Group | 3 | London-based eCommerce platform that partners with and op... | Strategic |
Last 10 years
Supporting Data
LY Corporation and Bain Capital have submitted a legally binding proposal to acquire all common shares of Kakaku.com and take the company private via a cash tender offer. The proposal values Kakaku.com at about $4.1 billion (JPY 3,384 per share), with a potential increase to JPY 3,500 per share if a non-tender agreement with KDDI is executed.
Front Row Group, a full-service e-commerce growth and Amazon marketplace management agency for beauty, health & wellness, and CPG brands, acquired Carbon Beauty. Carbon Beauty is an Amazon accelerator focused on clean beauty brands, and the deal expands Front Row’s beauty category expertise and go-to-market capabilities across e-commerce channels.
Tripadvisor has entered into a put option agreement to sell its European restaurant reservation and management platform, TheFork, to American Express in an all-cash transaction valued at $700 million. The deal is expected to close before the end of 2026, subject to labor consultation and customary regulatory approvals.
Fast-fashion eCommerce giant Shein is acquiring the sustainability- and transparency-focused D2C apparel brand Everlane in a deal reported to be valued at $100 million. The transaction is expected to keep Everlane operating as an independent brand while Shein gains a stronger U.S. foothold and access to a higher-end online retail model.
Articore, which operates global creator marketplaces Redbubble and TeePublic, completed the acquisition of India-based print-on-demand creator marketplace Frankly Wearing. The deal expands Articore’s access to India’s growing creator economy and adds an immediate engineering presence in India, supporting Articore’s technology roadmap and a planned Global Capability Centre.
Jiji, the classifieds and marketplace platform across Sub-Saharan Africa, announced its acquisition of Bikroy, Bangladesh’s leading general classifieds platform. The deal marks Jiji’s first expansion beyond Africa and its use of a repeatable frontier-market playbook, with Bikroy continuing under its existing brand and local team.
EQT will launch (and later amend) a tender offer through BPEA Private Equity Fund IX to acquire Kakaku.com, offering JPY 3,000 per share and subsequently raising it to JPY 3,450 per share. Kakaku.com’s board and special committee unanimously supported the transaction, with major shareholders Digital Garage and KDDI entering agreements to dispose of their shares via Kakaku.com’s share buyback following the tender offer.
Blackstone, through funds managed by its private equity business, has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire a majority stake in Skroutz, Greece’s leading online e-commerce marketplace, from CVC Capital Partners Fund VII. The transaction is expected to close in the second half of 2026, subject to regulatory approvals, with Skroutz founders selling part of their shares while retaining a stake and continuing to lead the business.
GameStop proposed a non-binding offer to acquire 100% of eBay Inc. for $125.00 per share, consisting of 50% cash and 50% GameStop common stock. The transaction is conditioned on customary closing conditions, and GameStop intends to achieve significant annualized cost reductions within twelve months of closing if completed.
Charlotte’s StreetFair announced it will officially join Thumbtack, a San Francisco platform focused on streamlining home improvement efforts. The deal was reached after several years of StreetFair building a neighborhood-driven recommendation experience for homeowners and local service professionals; financial terms were not disclosed.
ReserveBar, a luxury beverage alcohol ecommerce marketplace and commerce enablement technology platform, and AccelPay, a provider of compliant payments and ecommerce infrastructure for the alcohol industry, announced a strategic merger. Under the new structure, AccelPay will continue operating its ecommerce and payments platform, while ReserveBar will continue its marketplaces and LiquidCommerce software business.
upGrad has acquired Internshala, the early-talent internship marketplace, in a 90% stock-swap deal for an undisclosed amount. Internshala will continue to operate as an independent brand under its founder and CEO Sarvesh Agrawal while leveraging upGrad’s platform, scale, and technology to expand product innovation and AI-led talent matching.
FactoryMation, a founder-led e-commerce distributor of electrical components, has partnered with MD Holdings to accelerate strategic growth. The transaction is intended to preserve FactoryMation’s culture while bringing MD Holdings’ investment and operational support to scale faster and expand into new markets.
Rover Group, Inc. has acquired Meowtel Inc., a U.S.-focused cat-sitting marketplace, to accelerate Rover's investment in cat-centric care. Meowtel will continue to operate as an independent brand under its co-founders Sonya Petcavich (CEO) and Bruno Leveque (CTO); terms were not disclosed.
Rich Sparkle Holdings (ANPA.US) announced it has completed the acquisition of Step Distinctive Limited, a core company associated with TikTok creator Khaby Lame, with Lame expected to become a controlling shareholder. The deal includes a 36-month strategic cooperation giving Anhui Xiaoheiyang Network Technology Co., Ltd. exclusive global full-chain operating rights to run livestream and short-video commerce, TikTok Shop operations, cross-border fulfillment and an AI "Digital Twin" program to scale multilingual content.
iHerb Holdings, LLC has completed the acquisition of Vitacost.com, Inc. from The Kroger Co., acquiring the Vitacost brand, intellectual property and inventory. The deal—terms undisclosed—is intended to accelerate iHerb's U.S. market presence, expand its customer base and strengthen its position in the vitamins, minerals and supplements and natural products e‑commerce category.
Gold.com (formerly A‑Mark Precious Metals) closed the acquisition of Monex Deposit Company on January 2, 2026 and also purchased an additional 24.5% equity interest in U.K. online retailer Atkinsons Bullion & Coins, bringing its total stake to 49.5%. The deals expand Gold.com's direct‑to‑consumer footprint and capabilities in bullion retail, custody/storage and international distribution while beginning integration of Monex's operations.
eBay and Etsy entered into a definitive agreement under which eBay will acquire Depop for approximately $1.2 billion in cash, subject to purchase price adjustments. The deal is intended to strengthen eBay’s consumer-to-consumer (C2C) fashion resale offering by adding Depop’s Gen Z- and Millennial-focused marketplace. The transaction is expected to close in the second quarter of 2026, subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals.
Flight Centre Travel Group has acquired Iglu.com, the UK specialist online travel agent for cruise and ski holidays, in a purchase that represents a full exit for LDC (and minority co-investor Beauport Partners). Since LDC’s 2015 investment Iglu more than doubled in value to £122m, grew passenger volumes and headcount (to ~418 employees), and will continue to be led by CEO David Gooch under Flight Centre ownership.
Dresden-based Amazon agency Namox has joined the Remazing Group, expanding Remazing's marketplace services and adding roughly 40 client brands across household, fashion, fitness & nutrition, and home & garden categories. Remazing — a Hamburg-headquartered, PE-backed e-commerce platform (backed by IK Partners) — expects to realize capability and client synergies through shared technology, analytics and centralised functions.
Deck2 Capital, the family office led by Cover Genius co-founder Chris Bayley, has acquired Auto Europe as its first platform investment to kick off an approximately $400 million online travel agency (OTA) roll-up. Deck2 will modernize legacy OTAs using its fully owned operating partner Cove—bringing AI-driven pricing, operational automation and embedded insurance distribution to drive margin expansion and future add-ons.
The FNA Group, a Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin-based manufacturer of pressure washers, pumps and outdoor power equipment, has acquired Allparts Equipment & Accessories Inc., a Michigan-based aftermarket parts distributor. The acquisition adds Allparts' replacement-parts catalog, technical support team and high-velocity fulfillment capabilities to FNA's aftermarket and distribution strategy to accelerate product availability and customer service.
Global investment firm The Carlyle Group has completed an ownership transition to acquire The Very Group, the operator of digital retailers Very and Littlewoods. International media group IMI remains a key stakeholder while the Barclay family exits, and the transaction is intended to strengthen The Very Group’s capital base and support further investment in technology and growth.
GigaCloud Technology has entered into a binding term sheet to acquire 100% of New Classic Home Furnishings for $18 million. The deal expands GigaCloud’s channel-agnostic B2B marketplace from e-commerce into brick-and-mortar wholesale, combining New Classic’s retail relationships with GigaCloud’s technology and logistics capabilities.
Logicbroker has acquired UK-based Virtualstock to expand its dropship and curated marketplace capabilities and create a larger global multi-party commerce network. The deal adds Virtualstock’s supplier network (processing over 8 million orders annually and £2 billion+ GMV) and customers such as Aldi, Argos and John Lewis, enhancing Logicbroker’s ability to serve enterprise retailers worldwide.
CoStar Group entered into a binding Scheme Implementation Deed to acquire 100% of Domain Holdings Australia Limited, valuing Domain at an implied enterprise value of A$3.0 billion. CoStar previously bought about 17% of Domain in February 2025 and agreed to purchase the remaining shares via a Scheme of Arrangement, subject to shareholder, court, and regulatory approvals. The acquisition was later successfully completed.
Praesidian Capital announced the successful exit of its tech-enabled e-commerce consumer products distribution business. The firm did not disclose the buyer, target company name, or transaction financials in the announcement and said it was pleased to realize the investment and thanked the management team.
Auction Technology Group (ATG) has acquired Chairish Inc., the San Francisco-based parent of Chairish and Pamono, for $85 million. The deal combines Chairish's fixed-price, design-focused marketplace with ATG's auction marketplaces to expand selection and sales channels in the global art, antiques and home-furnishings market.
Global-e Online Ltd. (Nasdaq: GLBE) announced the acquisition of ReturnGo Ltd., an Israeli AI-powered platform for managing ecommerce returns and exchanges. The integration is intended to enhance Global-e’s post-purchase solutions for merchants by automating return, exchange, and related flows.
EQT X has agreed to acquire Adevinta's Spanish operations ("Adevinta Spain"), which include major Spanish online classifieds platforms such as Coches.net, InfoJobs, Milanuncios, Fotocasa, and Habitaclia. The transaction is expected to close in Q1 2026, subject to customary approvals and conditions.
Rokt has acquired Canal, a distributed commerce infrastructure platform, and will rebrand the product as Rokt Catalog to enable merchants to embed curated third‑party product assortments into checkout without handling inventory or logistics. Canal’s co‑founders will join Rokt’s product leadership as the company integrates the platform with Rokt Brain to expand capabilities and unlock new revenue opportunities across Rokt’s ecommerce products; terms were not disclosed.
KKR has made a strategic investment in SupplyHouse, a leading pure‑play e-commerce distributor of HVAC, plumbing, and electrical products, to support the company's long‑term growth and operational expansion. Financial terms were not disclosed; the partnership will leverage KKR's Ascendant Strategy to help SupplyHouse scale its operations, logistics network, and employee‑ownership initiatives.
Dexelance S.p.A. has signed a binding agreement to acquire a 65% stake in Mohd from Lifestyle Fund (the Quadrivio & Pambianco vehicle) and the Mollura family, with the Mollura family reinvesting and retaining a prominent role. Mohd, headquartered in Messina, Italy, is a leading multi-channel and e-commerce distributor of premium furnishings that grew from €28m in 2019 to about €70m in 2024, with 115 employees and an EBITDA of €7m.
Metroplex Trading Company, LLC d.b.a. GrabAGun.com (GrabAGun) and Colombier Acquisition Corp. II (Colombier II) entered into a merger agreement for a business combination expected to close in the summer of 2025, subject to regulatory approvals and other customary conditions. The resulting public company, GrabAGun Digital Holdings Inc., is expected to be listed on the NYSE under proposed ticker symbols “PEW” and “PEWW.”
BloomNation, a U.S.-based florist-first technology platform, has acquired Floom, a U.K.-headquartered online marketplace for independent florists. The acquisition expands BloomNation’s geographic reach into Europe (the U.K.) and aims to broaden its product offering and support for local florists in the U.S., Canada and the U.K.
Front Row has acquired Build in Amsterdam (BIA), a Shopify design and development agency, to expand its creative, Shopify and e‑commerce capabilities and deepen its presence in Europe. The acquisition brings BIA's client roster (including Mammut, Polaroid and Suitsupply) and recurring revenue model into Front Row's connected commerce platform.
Andie, the New York–based direct-to-consumer swimwear brand led by CEO Melanie Travis, has acquired California-based essentials label Richer Poorer from Francesca’s. The deal — Andie's first acquisition — folds Richer Poorer into Andie's e-commerce operations while keeping the brand standalone to drive cross-discovery, improve merchandising, and accelerate growth as Andie pursues a multi-brand, multi-category strategy.
DoorDash has reached an agreement with Deliveroo’s board for a recommended final cash acquisition of the entire issued and to be issued share capital of Deliveroo. Under the terms, Deliveroo shareholders will receive 180 pence per share, valuing Deliveroo at approximately £2.9 billion (about £2.4 billion enterprise value), with the deal expected to close in Q4 2025 subject to conditions.
Instacart has acquired Wynshop, a Fort Lauderdale–based provider of e-commerce solutions for grocers and retailers, to deepen its enterprise technology offerings and integrate Wynshop capabilities into Instacart’s Storefront Pro and other retailer-facing products. Wynshop will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary, and Instacart plans to bring its e-commerce, advertising, fulfillment, and in‑store solutions to Wynshop partners over time.
Paranovus Entertainment Technology Ltd. (NASDAQ: PAVS) completed the acquisition of controlling equity interests in Bomie Wookoo Inc., a New York–based e-commerce solutions and TikTok Shop services provider, in March 2025. The acquisition supports Paranovus’s strategic transformation toward AI-powered entertainment products and TikTok-related e-commerce capabilities.
MYT Netherlands Parent B.V. (Mytheresa) has successfully completed its acquisition of YOOX NET-A-PORTER (YNAP) from Richemont. The deal makes Mytheresa the sole shareholder of YNAP, to be consolidated under the “LuxExperience B.V.” umbrella, with Richemont receiving a 33% equity stake in Mytheresa.
Forest Lane Capital, a family office-backed private investment firm, has acquired Simply Hydroponics, LLC to broaden its product offering, strengthen its e-commerce presence, and expand reach across commercial and enthusiast growers. Blue River Financial Group served as advisor to Forest Lane Capital on the transaction.
Bangladesh-based ShopUp and Gulf-based Sary have merged to form SILQ Group, creating a large B2B commerce platform across the Gulf and Emerging Asia. The merger is backed by a $110 million Series C round led by Sanabil Investments and Valar Ventures with participation from multiple global and regional investors; the combined group will operate branded businesses regionally and launch SILQ Financial for embedded financing.
Trove, a leader in branded resale and trade-in solutions, has acquired German resale platform reverse.supply to establish a European headquarters in Berlin and accelerate its global platform rollout. The deal combines Trove's technology and 3PL network with reverse.supply's local market expertise and client roster, enabling Trove to offer expanded resale, returns processing, repair, and marketplace integrations across Europe and the UK.
NextTrip completed the acquisition of the remaining 51% stake in luxury online travel agency Five Star Alliance, making NextTrip the sole owner. The deal will integrate Five Star Alliance's inventory and expertise to bolster NextTrip's luxury travel offerings and support growth across B2C and B2B travel segments.
S5 Equity, a Southern California private investment firm, has acquired Heartland America, a discount catalog and online direct-to-consumer retailer based in Chaska, Minnesota. The deal is a strategic bolt-on to S5 Equity’s portfolio company Hammacher Schlemmer to capture synergies across distribution, marketing and sales; financial terms were not disclosed.
Second Mountain Holdings, LLC acquired EmergencyKits.com, a Simi Valley-based e-commerce provider of emergency preparedness kits and supplies. The acquisition, led by Second Mountain manager Chris Farkas, is intended to support product-line expansion, supply-chain optimization and enhanced online customer experience as EmergencyKits.com scales under new ownership; the founder James Shea facilitated the sale.
Passport, a Palo Alto-based international e-commerce solutions provider, has acquired Brand Access to integrate in-country fulfillment enablement and marketplace management into its Passport Global offering. The deal expands Passport's capabilities for helping DTC brands scale into markets such as Canada, the UK, the EU and Australia by combining cross-border logistics, localization, and managed local-market services.
Kian Capital Partners completed a platform acquisition of Eden Brothers, a digitally-native e-commerce retailer of flower bulbs, seeds and gardening products headquartered in Asheville, North Carolina. Founder Sabine Randon will retain a significant ownership stake and remain CEO while Kian supports product and channel expansion, digital growth and potential add-on acquisitions.
Creador, a private equity firm focused on South and Southeast Asia, has acquired a controlling stake in MG Group, a Jakarta-headquartered B2B hospitality marketplace. The investment positions MG Group to accelerate global expansion by leveraging its MG Jarvis microservices platform, a network of over 350,000 accommodation suppliers and 8,000 global buyers, and strong recent growth.
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Find buyers actively acquiring e-commerce companies.
Common targets include online marketplaces and consumer platforms (e.g., Kakaku.com, Skroutz), consumer D2C brands (e.g., Everlane), and commerce enablers such as payments and marketplace-adjacent services (e.g., AccelPay).
Recent transactions are listed across Tokyo/Japan, the United States (including New York and California), Ile-de-France/France, India, Bangladesh, and Attica/Greece.
Yes. For example, Shein is expected to keep Everlane operating as an independent brand, and upGrad expects Internshala to continue operating as an independent brand.
Yes. Some transactions are presented as tender offers or proposals—such as bids involving Kakaku.com—alongside definitive agreements like the acquisition of a majority stake in Skroutz.