Stock Realisation for Insolvency Practitioners and Administrators
We buy factory stock directly from insolvency practitioners, administrators, liquidators and receivers, working
to the timeframes an insolvency case runs on. One buyer, one transaction, and documentation you can use in
creditor reporting.
- WHO THIS IS FOR
Working With Insolvency Practitioners and Administrators
When a company enters administration, liquidation or another insolvency process, part of the job is realising
whatever value is left in its assets for creditors, often against a statutory timeframe rather than an open-ended
one. Factory stock is one of the assets that regularly needs to be turned into cash quickly, and it’s rarely the
easiest one to deal with. Raw materials and components don’t have the same ready market as machinery or
property, and most IPs don’t have time to find individual buyers for every stock type on site.
That’s the specific gap we work in. We buy the stock as a whole lot, quote quickly, and collect on a timeline that
fits the case, so it’s one asset category off the list rather than one that drags on.
- WHAT WE BUY
Stock We Buy in Administration and Insolvency Cases
- Raw materials and components
- Finished goods and unsold products
- Packaging materials
- Work-in-progress stock
- Discontinued or obsolete lines
- Mixed or unsorted stock where a full inventory isn't available yet
If the case also involves stock left behind from a closure or relocation rather than a formal insolvency process,
that’s covered separately Sell Stock When Closing or Relocating Your Factory
- WHY SPEED MATTERS HERE
Why Turnaround Time Matters More in Insolvency Cases
Insolvency work runs on deadlines that don’t move to suit a stock sale. Administrators are working within
statutory reporting timeframes, and the value of factory stock rarely improves the longer a decision takes. The
practical reality is that a slow sale process can end up costing more in storage, security and site holding costs
than it gains in a slightly better price. We’re built around quoting quickly and collecting on short notice, because
that’s what this kind of instruction usually needs.
- DOCUMENTATION
Documentation for Creditor Reporting
Every sale comes with clear documentation of what was bought, at what price, and when it was collected, so it
can be accounted for properly as part of the case. This is general information rather than legal or professional
advice, and where a specific case has its own reporting or approval requirements, we’re happy to work alongside
whatever process the appointed practitioner needs followed.
- HOW IT WORKS
How Instructing Us Works
01
Step 01
Share What's Known About the Stock
A full inventory isn’t always available at the point of instruction, and that’s fine. Send what you have, even if it’s
incomplete, and we’ll work from there.
02
Step 02
Get a Quote
We’ll turn around a quote for the lot as quickly as the information allows.
03
Step 03
Arrange Collection
Collection is scheduled to fit the case timeline, including short-notice instructions where needed.
04
Step 04
Payment and Documentation
Payment goes out once stock is collected and confirmed, along with documentation for the file.
- WHY SELL TO US
Why Insolvency Practitioners Work With Us
- Fast quotes that don't hold up wider case timelines
- Able to work from partial or informal stock information where needed
- One buyer for the whole stock category, reducing the number of parties involved
- Clear documentation for the case file
- Nationwide collection, arranged around site access constraints
- FAQS
Common Questions From Insolvency Practitioners and Administrators
Can you buy factory stock as part of an administration or liquidation?
Yes, this is a core part of what we do. We regularly buy stock instructed by administrators, liquidators, receivers
and the accountants working alongside them.
How quickly can you turn around a quote?
Turnaround depends on how much information is available, but we prioritise insolvency instructions given the
timeframes involved. General turnaround expectations are covered on our Homepage for
reference.
Do you need a full stock inventory before you can quote?
Not necessarily. We can work from partial information, photos or a rough count where a full inventory isn’t
ready, and refine the figure as more detail becomes available.
Will we get documentation for the case file?
Yes, every sale comes with documentation covering what was bought, the price agreed and the collection date,
for use in creditor reporting.
Can you collect on short notice?
Yes, short-notice collection is something we’re set up for, since insolvency instructions often come with limited
lead time.
Is there a minimum value or volume for an insolvency instruction?
No fixed minimum. We handle everything from a single stockroom to a full factory’s worth of stock. Get in
touch even if the volume seems small minimum quantity answer
Need Stock Realised Quickly for a Case?
Get in touch with the details you have, however complete, and we’ll come back with a fast, documented quote.