In this episode of Business Breakdowns, Jesse Pujji interviews Ali Hamed, a partner at CoVenture, about Amazon Aggregators, which are companies that acquire third-party seller storefronts on Amazon. Hamed explains the different types of Amazon sellers, emphasizing Amazon FBA (Fulfilled by Amazon) businesses, and highlights the market's massive scale, with $300 billion in revenue and significant EBITDA. They discuss the history and growth of third-party sellers on Amazon, the economics of FBA, and the characteristics of successful Amazon stores, including the importance of comments, reviews, and robust supply chains. The conversation explores the reasons why individual Amazon sellers might choose to sell their businesses to aggregators, the challenges in the buying market, and the various types of aggregators. Hamed also details the value-add strategies employed by aggregators, such as improving supply chains and optimizing Amazon operations, and touches on the potential risks and future trends in the space, including Amazon's role and the impact of advertising.
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