On September 1 alone, investors poured $1.1billion (£800m) into Europe’s aggregators, with the business attracting major financing rounds from investors. According to Dealroom, there are at least 21 aggregators in Europe, of which 19 have debuted since 2020. A portion of the investment has come from Wall Street and Silicon Valley’s biggest names, including the likes of JP Morgan. Oslam, on the other hand, stated it had raised $165 million in equity and debt funding from Christian Angermayer’s Apeiron Investment Group and Elevat3 Capital to acquire e-commerce companies. The firm is backed by some of Europe’s leading investors, with $500M under management and 40 IPOs. It claims to be building Europe’s next-generation consumer goods company that acquires and scales category-leading brands across global marketplaces. According to co-founder Sam Hörbye: He added:
Over $7 billion raised in capital
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