Nexxus Capital has completed an all-cash acquisition of five e-commerce brands from a top Amazon aggregator, expanding its portfolio of marketplace businesses through its Nexxus Capital Fund I Series 4 vehicle.
The transaction closed in October 2025 and involved brands generating more than $18 million in combined annual revenue at closing.
Nexxus did not disclose financial terms beyond the all-cash structure.
Nexxus said the transaction closed quickly, backed by a mix of repeat and new investors.
The company specializes in acquiring established e-commerce brands and operating them across Amazon and other online marketplaces.
Its strategy centers on maintaining profitability throughout the ownership lifecycle rather than relying primarily on revenue growth or a future exit to generate returns.
Nexxus uses standardized workflows and operating procedures designed to control costs while supporting product sales, marketplace performance, and profitability.
The company also employs a proprietary marketing process that it says can increase and maintain product sales volume while operating at relatively low costs.
The acquisition gives Nexxus five additional brands that were previously controlled by a major Amazon aggregator, a category of companies that raised substantial capital to acquire and consolidate third-party marketplace sellers.
Nexxus’ model emphasizes operating acquired brands with disciplined cash-flow management and increasing their potential enterprise value over time.
The company’s investment funds are available only to accredited investors.
Nexxus’ management team includes Aaron Cordovez and David Larrabure, who began building e-commerce brands in 2015 with an initially bootstrapped marketplace account.
The latest transaction adds another portfolio of established Amazon businesses to Nexxus as the company continues pursuing acquisitions in the e-commerce sector.
