E-Commerce Acquisitions in Minnesota
Showing 4 transactions.
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March 27, 2025
- Buyer
- S5 Equity
- Target
- Heartland America
- Industry
- E-Commerce
- Location
- Minnesota, United States
- Type
- Addon
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.
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- Buyer
- PlanetArt
- Target
- I See Me!
- Seller
- McEvoy Group
- Industry
- E-Commerce
- Location
- Minnesota, United States
- Type
- Buyout
PlanetArt has acquired Minneapolis-based I See Me! from the McEvoy Group to deepen its position in personalized children's products. I See Me! publishes more than 60 personalized children's books and related custom products, and PlanetArt said it will leverage its technology and broader product catalog to grow the business; financial terms were not disclosed.
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February 9, 2021
- Buyer
- Bertram Capital
- Target
- Bulk Reef Supply
- Industry
- E-Commerce
- Location
- Minnesota, United States
- Type
- Growth capital
Bertram Capital has made an investment in Bulk Reef Supply (BRS), a Golden Valley, Minnesota-based ecommerce retailer and content platform for saltwater aquarium enthusiasts. Terms were not disclosed; Bertram said it will partner with founders Ryan Batcheller and Andrew Duneman and apply its Bertram High-5 and Bertram Labs capabilities to accelerate BRS's growth.
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January 11, 2021
- Buyer
- All States Ag Parts, Kinderhook Industries
- Target
- TractorJoe
- Seller
- Marina Vorobeychik, Vitaly Vorobeychik, Philip Vorobeychik, Vorobeychik family
- Industry
- E-Commerce
- Location
- Minnesota, United States
- Type
- Addon
All States Ag Parts (ASAP), a Kinderhook Industries portfolio company, acquired TractorJoe, a direct-to-consumer online distributor of new and used replacement tractor and agricultural machinery parts. The deal is ASAP's seventh add-on and is intended to expand ASAP's direct-to-consumer eCommerce presence and website capabilities; TractorJoe's founder/owners will remain involved in the combined business.
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