Rollup Strategy
Definition
A private equity or corporate strategy that consolidates a fragmented industry by acquiring multiple smaller companies and combining them into a single larger entity to achieve economies of scale, operational synergies, and valuation multiple expansion. Rollup strategies are most effective in industries characterised by many small operators, limited organic growth, and significant benefits from consolidation (such as purchasing power, shared back-office functions, or cross-selling). Success depends on effective integration and the ability to acquire at multiples below the combined entity's trading multiple.
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