Solutions | Asset Disposition & Acquisition

Maximize Asset Value, Streamline Your Next Plant Disposition

Whether you’re selling surplus industrial equipment or looking to grow your capacity with new machinery, Holland’s data-driven strategies ensure you achieve favorable prices, shorter timelines, and seamless transactions—every time.

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Driving High-Value, Efficient Transactions for Sellers and Buyers

Your industrial assets should work for you—whether that means turning surplus equipment into capital or securing machinery to move your business forward. Holland Industrial Group creates value on both sides of the table. For sellers, we align proven marketing techniques, industry valuations, and a broad buyer network to capture top market prices and reduce holding costs. For buyers, we offer access to a steady pipeline of reliable, thoroughly vetted equipment at fair market rates. Our goal: to ensure both sellers and buyers benefit from fast, transparent, and beneficial deals.

For Sellers – Higher Asset Recovery: Capture premium prices and free up capital quickly by connecting with qualified buyers ready to invest.
For Buyers – Quality, Vetted Equipment: Access top-tier machinery sourced from trusted industrial operations, allowing you to grow capacity or replace aging assets without guesswork.
Faster Transaction Cycles:  Whether buying or selling, reduce downtime and secure results faster through efficient processes and expert guidance.
Our Capabilities

Reliable Service From Start To Finish

In-Depth Asset Review

For sellers, we identify your assets’ strengths and market position. For buyers, we thoroughly assess incoming equipment to ensure it meets your specifications.

Data-Driven Valuation

Our team uses industry data and benchmarking to set fair, competitive prices—maximizing returns for sellers and offering value-driven deals for buyers.

Customized Disposition

From auctions and private treaty sales to complete plant purchases, we customize approaches that fit your timelines, budgets, and strategic goals—no matter which side of the transaction you’re on.

Strategic Outreach

For sellers, we promote assets to a broad, engaged audience. For buyers, we tap into our national network to source equipment that matches your operational needs and quality standards.

Transaction Management

We handle negotiations, documentation, and compliance steps to ensure both sellers and buyers experience a smooth, transparent closing process.

Post-Sale Insights

After the deal, we provide guidance on reinvesting proceeds or integrating new equipment seamlessly, helping you maintain momentum and drive future growth.

Frequently asked questions

Should I sell by auction, private treaty, or orderly liquidation?

It depends on the assets and the clock. An auction sets a date, creates competition, and clears a whole facility at once. Private treaty suits a small number of high-value machines where a negotiated price beats a hammer price. An orderly liquidation sells over a longer window from your floor. HIG recommends the structure after an asset review, and most plant projects combine two of the three.

How long does a plant disposition take?

From engagement to broom-swept turnover, a single-location timed online sale typically runs six to ten weeks: two to three weeks to catalog and market, one to two weeks of bidding, and two to three weeks for payment and removal. Phased closures with production still running take longer and are scheduled around the operating plan.

What does it cost to sell with HIG?

HIG is paid from the sale, through a seller commission, a buyer's premium, or a combination set out in the engagement agreement. Marketing, cataloging, and sale management are included in that structure rather than billed up front. Rigging, cleanout, and scrap are quoted separately when the seller wants HIG to handle them.

Do I need an appraisal before I sell?

Not always, but it answers the question that drives every other decision: what the equipment is worth under a sale, a lender's recovery, or an insurance claim. HIG's appraisal team can produce a USPAP-compliant report before the sale strategy is set, and the same inspection data feeds the catalog, so nothing is done twice.

What happens to equipment that does not sell?

It is dealt with before the sale ends, not after. Reserves are set from market data so that unsold lots are rare; anything that remains is moved to private treaty, sold for scrap value, or removed as part of the cleanout, depending on what nets the seller more. The seller is never left with a half-empty building and no plan.

Can HIG handle rigging, cleanout, and demolition too?

Yes. HIG's Scrap and Demolition Division manages equipment decommissioning, selective tear-outs, scrap processing, and broom-swept turnover, and coordinates approved riggers for buyer removal. Running the sale and the cleanout under one contract keeps the schedule and the liability in one place.

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