Asset Recovery
Through our expertise and partnerships developed over years of working with industrial equipment, we provide expert valuation and asset appraisal services.
Our goal is to provide clients with the highest possible recovery value for idle or surplus equipment. From webcast auctions to private sales, we have a long history of obtaining the maximum value for industrial machinery.
We are a proud member of the Investment Recovery Association, the professional organization of surplus/idle assets managers and related suppliers and providers.
Asset recovery valuations our
based on many variables and considerations:
- Age and condition of equipment
- Industry market conditions and demands
- Specialized design and/or modifications
- Historical sales data
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Industrial asset recovery is the process of converting surplus, idle, or obsolete equipment into cash through various methods, including direct purchase, consignment sales, auctions, or private treaty sales. It helps businesses recover value from unused machinery, clear valuable warehouse space, and reinvest capital into operations, while promoting sustainability through the reuse of equipment.
We handle all types of industrial assets, including manufacturing machinery, production equipment, metalworking tools, printing and packaging equipment, forklifts and material handling equipment, power generation equipment, pumps and motors, spare parts and MRO inventory, and complete plant liquidations. Equipment can range from small tools to entire production lines.
The asset recovery process typically includes an initial consultation and site evaluation, an equipment inventory and condition assessment, a market valuation and recovery strategy, marketing to our network of buyers, handling all logistics and removal, and providing detailed documentation and payment. The entire process is managed to minimize disruption to your operations.
While often used interchangeably, asset recovery focuses on maximizing value through strategic sales methods and timing, while liquidation typically emphasizes quick disposal of assets. Asset recovery may include refurbishment, component salvage, or holding assets for optimal market conditions, whereas liquidation prioritizes speed over maximum return.
Recovery values vary significantly based on equipment type, age, condition, and market demand. Specialized machinery in good condition typically yields higher returns than commodity equipment. Factors affecting value include brand reputation, maintenance history, market availability, and current industry demand. We provide detailed valuations based on current market conditions.
Common asset recovery methods include direct purchase for immediate cash, consignment sales for potentially higher returns, public auctions for competitive bidding, private treaty sales for discretion, online marketplaces for broader reach, and hybrid approaches combining multiple methods. We help determine the best strategy for your specific assets and timeline.
Timelines depend on your chosen method and the type of asset. Direct buyouts provide immediate cash within days, while auctions typically take 30-60 days from listing to payment. Consignment sales may take 3-6 months for optimal returns, and complex plant liquidations can span several months. We work with your schedule to meet operational needs.
Yes, we provide comprehensive turnkey solutions, including professional dismantling and rigging, safe removal in accordance with OSHA standards, transportation and logistics coordination, proper documentation and chain of custody, and environmental compliance for hazardous materials. Our experienced teams handle projects from single machines to entire facilities.
Equipment valuation considers multiple factors, including age and hours of operation, maintenance records and condition, original purchase price and specifications, current market demand and availability, brand reputation and model popularity, potential for refurbishment or parts value, and regional market conditions. We provide transparent valuations based on real market data.