Full-Time
Posted on 9/30/2025
Global e-commerce D2C brand builder
No salary listed
Berlin, Germany
Hybrid
Remote work is possible for candidates living in German cities other than Berlin.
BBG is a global e-commerce group that creates, buys, and scales brands for direct-to-consumer markets, selling through more than 70 own webshops across 28 European countries and on major marketplaces like Amazon. Its products include a wide range of home and lifestyle items, many with built-in technology such as IoT devices controlled via apps, with Klarstein as its flagship brand. The company differentiates itself by managing brands end-to-end, maintaining a large cross-border D2C and marketplace network, and integrating technology to improve both products and customer experience, while growing through selective acquisitions. Its goal is to sustain growth by expanding its brand portfolio and geographic footprint and by using technology to enhance products and the customer experience.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Growth Equity (Venture Capital)
Total Funding
$1B
Headquarters
Berlin, Germany
Founded
2005
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The Berlin-based e-commerce company is the latest to raise capital in the booming market for consolidating small storefronts trading on the Amazon Marketplace.
Berlin Brands Group (BBG) has raised $100 million from private equity group Ardian to fund its international expansion, according to a source close to the company.
Berlin Brands Group, the global house of digital brands, has appointed Alexander Bartholomew as Managing Director UK.
Berlin Brands Group — one of the new wave of e-commerce startups hoping to build lucrative economies of scale around buying up smaller brands that sell on marketplaces like Amazon and using technology to run and scale them more efficiently — has picked up a big round of funding to fill out that mission. The startup has closed a round of $700 million, comprising both equity and debt, which it will use in part to continue building its fulfillment and logistics infrastructure, as well as its tech platform, and in part to buy more companies.