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Here Are 5 Biggest E-Commerce Acquisitions Besides Walmart-Flipkart Deal

  • May 10, 2018
  • Shubham Sachdeva
  • Posted in Misc

The Flipkart-Walmart deal is official now and Walmart now owns 77 percent of Flipkart’s stakes at a price of $16 billion. There have been other such e-commerce deals which created a buzz for the money involved. Let us have a look at the 5 biggest e-commerce deals besides the recent Flipkart-Walmart.

1. PetSmart-Chewy: $3.35 billion

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Last year, retail giant PetSmart acquired major stakes in e-commerce firm Chewy which is mainly popular for selling pet related items. This was the biggest e-commerce deal before Walmart-Flipkart deal.

2. Walmart-Jet.com: $3.30 billion

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Walmart has done deals like Flipkart earlier also. Jet.com was growing very fast when Walmart decided to acquire it, the growth has slowed after the deal but Walmart is confident about its future business.

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3. SAP Ariba-Tradex: $1.86 billion

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Software company SAP Ariba acquired e-commerce software firm Tradex in 1999 at $1.86 billion. This amount was quite big considering that internet was not so popular as it is in the present age.

4. Littauer Technologies Co.-Asianet Corp: $1.20 billion

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In the year 2000, Asianet’s e-commerce business was acquired by Littauer Technologies Co. at $1.20 billion.

5. Amazon-Zappos: $1.13 billion

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Amazon is currently the biggest e-commerce company in the world. This success has been achieved by acquiring some small companies that are now contributing to Amazon’s business. Amazon acquired online fashion brand Zappos in 2009 at $1.13 billion.

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