Razor Group is one of the string of startups that has made a name for itself as a “roll-up” startup — raising big money to acquire and consolidate Amazon (and other marketplace) retailers.

Razor Group is a larger eCommerce aggregator based in Berlin.  Over the past few years, the company has acquired a number of other aggregators including Valoreo and factory14.  As part of this fundraising, Razor Group has acquired another player Stryze.  It’s not that surpising that if you are a well-capitalized aggregator who has even marginally profitable you are able to acquire other aggregators.  The big question is, are their assets actually worth anything?

TechCrunch: Razor Group, an e-commerce aggregator, closes Series C at $88M at $1.2B valuation, acquires Stryze to consolidate