17th September 2025
In this blog Gemma highlights the differences between an insolvency auction and a surplus sale and why the distinction matters.
When businesses close, restructure or undergo financial difficulties, their assets often enter the market in one of two ways: through insolvency auctions or surplus sales. While both involve selling equipment, stock or property, the reasons behind the sale - and the way it is conducted - can be very different.
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